MICAH RICHARDS left Alan Shearer and Gary Lineker in stitches as the trio revealed their England Euro 2024 teams.
That’s by mispronouncing the name of Crystal Palace star Marc Guehi.
The centre-back has become a mainstay in Gareth Southgate’s Three Lions squad since making his debut last year.
Guehi has already clocked up nine appearances for his country.
And he got the seal of approval from Richards after the ex-Man City star named Guehi in his team for Euro 2024.
However, Premier League title winner Richards left mates Shearer and Lineker doubled over as he proceeded to butcher Guehi’s name by saying “Ger-hi.”
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This led Lineker to exclaim through tears of laughter: “Ger-hi? Who’s Ger-hi?!”
Lineker also had Guehi in his Euro XI, along with John Stones, Kyle Walker and Kieran Trippier.
With Jordan Pickford in goal, he then plumped for a midfield three of Declan Rice, Jude Bellingham and James Maddison.
Lineker completed his team with an attack of Phil Foden, Harry Kane and Bukayo Saka.
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Richards then went for the same goalie and back four.
But he shook up the midfield by swapping Maddison for Trent Alexander-Arnold.
Richards also opted to include Jack Grealish ahead of Foden in the front three.
As for Shearer, he agreed with Richards’ attack.
However, he plumped for Foden in midfield alongside Bellingham and Rice.
And Shearer also axed Guehi from his defence, instead opting to bring in Harry Maguire.
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