He is returning for the start of the Premier League season.
Jamie Carragher will return to Sky Sports next weekend for the first time since was suspended by the company following an incident in March of this year.
The former Liverpool defender was suspended by the broadcaster after he spat in the direction of a driver who was mocking him, hitting the driver's 14-year-old daughter.
The incident occurred as Carragher was driving on the motorway in the aftermath of Manchester United’s 2-1 victory over Liverpool last season.
Carragher issued an apology after the incident, saying that he was “totally out of order” and that he had apologised to all of the family personally. While he said that he was goaded three or four times while driving on the motorway, he maintained that there were “no excuses” for his behaviour.
He will now return to television screens next Friday for the opening game of the Premier League.
His Sky colleague Gary Neville announced the news on Twitter on Wednesday evening, which will delight a number of fans of a man who has been an astute pundit on Sky in recent seasons.
https://twitter.com/GNev2/status/1024697906962542592
Carragher and Neville's chemistry has brought a new dimension to punditry on Sky Sports, offering both expert analysis and a laugh at the same time.
Manchester United vs Leicester City is the opening game of the Premier League season, and the coverage will start at 7pm on Friday, 10 August.
Sky Sports are one pundit down on their lineup from last season, as Thierry Henry has decided to step away from the broadcasters to pursue a coaching career.
