CALLUM WILSON has landed an offseason media role as he mulls over his future.
The Newcastle forward, 33, could leave St James Park this summer after five seasons.
GettyCallum Wilson’s future at Newcastle remains uncertain with his deal expiring on June 30[/caption] ReutersThe 33-year-old is spending his offseason in the DAZN punditry studio[/caption]Wilson‘s Toon contract expires at the end of the month.
Negotiations over an extension are continuing with Wilson currently set to become a free agent.
As the 33-year-old thinks over his next move, DAZN have snapped him up for an offseason punditry gig.
Wilson will provide expert analysis throughout the upcoming Club World Cup.
The revamped 32-team tournament kicks off in the United States on June 14 and runs until July 17.
DAZN has sublicensed its coverage to Channel 5 in the UK, with 23 games to be shown live on terrestrial TV.
Channel 5 has confirmed it will also show highlights of every match across its social accounts and YouTube channel.
Wilson will be joined by football royalty in the DAZN studio.
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Brazilian legend Ronaldo is among the pundits, with his former clubs Real Madrid, Barcelona and Inter Milan all in action.
Former Chelsea midfielder John Obi Mikel, Sami Khedira, Shay Given, ex-Manchester United star Kleberson and Christian Vieri have all been signed up by the broadcaster.
Lionel Messi’s Inter Miami get the tournament going against Egypt’s Al Ahly on Saturday night.
Wilson has scored 49 goals in 130 games for Newcastle since signing from Bournemouth five years ago.
The former Coventry striker has earned nine England caps and scored twice.
But his last international appearance came two years ago.
Newcastle confirmed on Wednesday they were continuing to discuss an extension with Wilson’s representatives.
He has been linked with a move to Leeds United, Birmingham City and Wrexham.
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