Before the 2023–24 season, Sky Sports announced that Martin Tyler had left his position as their primary football 
commentator. Prior to the Premier League's founding in 1990, Tyler joined Sky, and his voice has come to be associated with some of English football's most memorable moments.The 77-year-old has made the decision to end his illustrious career at Sky after being hired in 1990, just before the Premier League was established. He had once worked for ITV.
The news that Tyler will be leaving his current position but not retiring was first reported by The Daily Telegraph on Saturday. Sky Sports has since validated this information.
In an interview with the Telegraph, Tyler stated: "In my humble opinion, Sky Sports' creative and inspirational coverage of the Premier League has contributed to the enormous corporation Sky is today. It has been an honor to contribute in any tiny way to the history of the best league in the world's broadcasting.I have collaborated with countless outstanding experts in the television industry throughout the years. They are all acknowledged for their assistance and knowledge. It has been an honor to work with such a talented group of people.
One of the most recognizable voices in the history of sports broadcasting, Tyler provided commentary on a number of monumental events during the Premier League era.
His most noteworthy piece of analysis occurred in 2012, when Sergio Aguero's strike gave Manchester City their first domestic championship in 44 years in the 94th minute.Stan Collymore's last-second goal for Liverpool against Newcastle in 1997, which is frequently regarded as the best Premier League game of all time, and Wayne Rooney's overhead kick for Manchester United against Manchester City in 2011 are two more 
legendary moments Tyler has lent his voice to.Toby Cudworth is joined by Graeme Bailey and Sean Walsh on this week's episode of Talking Transfers, a podcast on the 90min network, to explore the most recent transfer rumors.
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