Frank, Young and more join MOTD as BBC launches four new YouTube shows

Footballers Toby Alderweireld, Robbie Keane and Ashley Young, and former Tottenham manager Thomas Frank will join Match of the Day as pundits and BBC Sport will launch four new YouTube formats for the new men's football season.

The BBC Football YouTube channel will house the quartet of new shows including FANS², The Truth About Football, Golden Goal and Football Hub.

There will be a focus on fan experience with the addition of the BBC Sport Fan Collective, which will bring together supporters representing all 20 Premier League clubs.

The new pundits will join Wayne Rooney, Micah Richards, Alan Shearer, Joe Hart and Danny Murphy as well as other Match of the Day regulars.

"Football means something different to every fan, and this season BBC Sport is putting those fans even more firmly at the heart of the game," said BBC director of sport Alex Kay-Jelski.

"We're bringing together the unrivalled expertise of former players and managers with the passion, personality and perspectives of supporters to create a richer football experience wherever and however audiences follow the game."

BBC Radio 5 Live will broadcast live commentary of 209 Premier League matches this season, as well as coverage from the Champions League, Scottish Premiership, FA Cup, men's League Cup and international matches.

As well as Match of the Day's Premier League coverage, BBC will broadcast two matches from each round of the FA Cup as well as one Bundesliga match every week on BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website and app.

Highlights and clips will also be available from La Liga, Serie A, the Europa League and Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland's international games.

Kelly Somers' The Football Interview will continue on BBC iPlayer, BBC Football YouTube and the BBC Sport website and app, as well as on BBC One every Saturday from 12:45 BST.