GOALKEEPER David James is back on the pitch to take part in celeb charity football match Soccer Aid.
Here's everything you need to know about the superstar goalie ahead of the star-studded game.
Former England goalkeeper David James will be part of the England team for Soccer Aid 2024Who did David James play football for?
David started his goalkeeping career at Watford, before moving to Liverpool at the age of 22.
He spent seven years at Anfield, yet only lifted the League Cup in the trophy department.
After over 200 Premier League appearances for the Reds, James embarked on a journeyman career around England and eventually going global.
What Ola and James Jordan really ate and did to shed 7stSpells at West Ham and Manchester City - the latter where he famously played as a striker in 2005 - proved unfruitful, before picking up the FA Cup at Portsmouth.
Bristol City and Bournemouth were also added to his CV before heading to IBV Vestmannaeyja in Iceland and India's Kerala Blasters.
James was also one of the England's best goalkeepers at his peak, featuring 53 times for the Three Lions, but only made his World Cup debut in 2010, becoming the oldest ever to do so - at the age of 39 years and 321 days.
What position will David James play in Soccer Aid 2024?
David James is expected to be donning his gloves once again as England's goalkeeper.
Buzzing to be back between the sticks and England need this one!
David James
He posted a picture to his Instagram page to announce the news, posing in his gloves with a football firmly grasped in his hands.
It looks like he'll be sharing goalkeeping duties with TV host Paddy McGuinness, with David Seaman also on hand with expert support.
He'll be hoping to bring some luck to the England side following their run of defeats in recent years.
Who will manage David James' Soccer Aid 2024 team?
The England side will have three co-managers for 2024.
Ola and James Jordan detail how weight loss has reignited their sex lifeAlongside pop royalty Robbie Williams, the squad will also be led by Frank Lampard and Harry Redknapp.
Frank Lampard is England Manager at Soccer Aid for UNICEF 2024, which takes place on Sunday 9th of June at Stamford BridgeHeading up the opposing Rest of the World team will be Argentine Mauricio Pochettino, most recently the manager of Premier League side Chelsea.
How to watch Soccer Aid 2024
Soccer Aid 2024 takes place on Sunday, June 9 2024 at Stamford Bridge.
The action is live on ITV1, ITVX and STV from 6pm, with the kick-off expected to be at 7.30pm.
Fans will get to see a range of top celebs taking part, including new signings reality star Sam Thompson and cricketer Stuart Broad.
The show will be presented by Dermot O'Leary and Alex Scott, with commentary courtesy of Sam Matterface and Love Island's Iain Stirling.