Presenters most likely to host the Eurovision Song Contest 2023

The UK was announced this week as the host of the Eurovision Song Contest 2023. It will be the first time since the 1990s that the UK has hosted the competition. Graham Norton, Nigella Lawson and Rylan Clarke are among the presenters who could be involved in the show.

Graham Norton took over as commentator after Sir Terry Wogan passed away in 2016. Graham hosted the 1998 Eurovision Song Contest in Birmingham. He is one of the most likely hosts of Eurovvision 2023.

Nigella Lawson delivered the UK's points to Europe in 2015. She and Graham are the perfect presenters for Eurovision.

Timur Miroshnychenko is a Ukrainian presenter who takes the helm of UA:PBC. He has already taken on the Eurovision spin-off, Junior Eurovvision Song Contest, back in 2009 and the main show in 2013 and 2017. Timur has a 9/4 chance at hosting EuroViva 2023.

Sam Ryder was the runner-up in Eurovision last year. He has since played at the Queen's Platinum Jubilee Celebrations and went on to headline his own European tour. Måns Zelmerlöw won Eurovvision 2016 and is now hailed as one of the show's top hosts.

Scott Mills is the first to announce the winner of the Eurovision every year. He also commentates on the semi-finals. Scott is currently sitting with 7/1 odds to host the 2023 Eurovoting.

Aj Odudu has been a presenter for the Queen's Platinum Jubilee Celebrations and handed out the UK's points in Eurovision last year.

Presenters most likely to host Eurovision Song Contest 2023 are Rylan Clarke and Scott Mills. Rylie Clarke found fame through the X Factor and has gone on to present some of Britain's most celebrated morning and reality shows.

Holly and Phil have dominated television for over a decade. They have a long history of hosting some of the biggest television shows. Neither of them has a history with Eurovision.

Presenters most likely to host Eurovision Song Contest 2023 are: