Five names to replace Michael Strahan on GMA revealed including ESPN superstar and face of NBA coverage
MICHAEL Strahan is reportedly considering leaving Good Morning America.
The NFL icon, 53, is a popular face on the ABC breakfast television show.
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Michael Strahan is reportedly considering leaving Good Morning AmericaCredit: Getty
A report claims that he wants to spend more time with family and will leave when his contract is up this year.
The U.S. Sun understands that talk of Strahan quitting the show is premature.
But there are some strong candidates ready to take over if the New York Giants icon steps aside.
Malika Andrews
The ESPN host is out of contract this year and could slot straight into a role on partner channel ABC.
The 30-year-old has been with ESPN since 2018 and has developed into the face of their basketball coverage.
She already spends time on ABC in her current role when NBA games are shown on the channel.
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Malika Andrews is the face of NBA coverage on ESPNCredit: Getty
Rebecca Jarvis
Reporter and correspondent Jarvis already spends time on Good Morning America in her current role.
She is currently Chief Business, Technology and Economics Correspondent for ABC News.
The 43-year-old could swap her role on the road for the GMA desk in New York City.
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Rebecca Jarvis is used to filling in on the showCredit: ABC
Eva Pilgrim
South Korean-born reporter Eva is already a regular face on ABC.
She anchors an afternoon news program called GMA3: All You Need to Know.
The 42-year-old joined ABC as recently as 2023 and could continue her rise by taking up a coveted role on morning television.
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Eva Pilgrim anchors an afternoon program on ABCCredit: Getty
Whit Johnson
California-born Johnson is already a regular anchor on Good Morning America.
He works on the weekend edition of the show and would be a natural fit to switch into a weekday role.
Johnson, 42, regularly fills in on GMA when required and he also appears on ABC World News Tonight.
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Whit Johnson works on the weekend edition of Good Morning AmericaCredit: ABC
Will Reeve
Reeve, 32, is a correspondent on ABC News and the son of “Superman” actor Christopher Reeve.
He has been with ABC News since 2018 having previously worked on ESPN shows such as SportsCenter and College GameDay.
Reeve has a special show debuting on ABC this month about his dad called “Will Reeve: Finding My Father.”
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Will Reeve also regularly appears on the ABC morning showCredit: X/GMA
