beIN MEDIA GROUP (beIN) , the global sports, entertainment, and media group , has appointed former Canadian international footballer Kaylyn Kyle as the Executive Presenter for its flagship sports network, beIN SPORTS, based in Doha.
Kyle will lead the beIN SPORTS English-language football coverage across the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region.
She joins beIN SPORTS following four years as part of Major League Soccer’s (MLS) broadcast team, bringing extensive experience both as a former professional footballer and sports broadcaster.
The move marks a return to beIN for the former Canadian international, who previously formed part of the network’s English-language coverage of the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022™.
As Executive Presenter, Kyle will become the face of beIN SPORTS’ MENA English channels, leading its studio programming and coverage across beIN’s extensive portfolio of football rights.
She is expected to make her first studio appearance on Saturday 29 August, presenting the Premier League clash between Nottingham Forest and Liverpool.
Mohammed Al-Bader, Managing Director of beIN Channels – MENA , said, “We are delighted to welcome Kaylyn back to beIN SPORTS as our new Executive Presenter.”
Al-Bader Her experience at the highest level of football, combined with her broadcasting expertise and familiarity with beIN, makes her a valuable addition to our English-language team. We look forward to seeing Kaylyn lead our English-language coverage, bringing her insight and experience to viewers across the MENA region.”
Kaylyn Kyle said: “I’m excited to be returning to beIN SPORTS and taking on this new role as Executive Presenter. Having been part of the team during the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022™ makes returning to Doha particularly special. I look forward to working alongside the team once again, connecting with beIN SPORTS viewers across the region, and enjoying all that Qatar has to offer with my family.”
A former midfielder, Kyle earned 101 caps for Canada during a decade-long professional career, representing her country at two FIFA Women’s World Cups and winning bronze at the London 2012 Olympic Games. Since transitioning into broadcasting, she has established a successful career in sports media.