Former footballer Graeme Souness is considering a move into reality television but remains uncertain about which format would suit him best. The 73-year-old Liverpool legend has contemplated joining some of the UK’s most popular reality shows, though he expressed doubts about his chances due to his straightforward personality and certain skill limitations.

Souness revealed that the idea of participating in "Strictly Come Dancing" came up during discussions with his wife, Karen, but was quickly dismissed. He acknowledged a lack of dancing ability and said his wife believed he would embarrass the family if he took part. “She thinks I would embarrass all my family,” he noted.

When asked about the possibility of joining the social deduction show "The Traitors," Souness also raised concerns. He admitted that his honest, no-nonsense nature would make it difficult to play the role of a deceitful contestant and suggested he would struggle even as a loyal participant. He predicted that his straightforwardness could lead to an early elimination.

In contrast, Souness expressed more enthusiasm about joining the reality survival series "I’m A Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!" Although he admitted he might clash with other participants and face challenges due to his forthright manner, he described the show as a realistic option. “I am. It’s not a no,” he said when asked if he was interested.

Souness also warned that his plain-speaking style could create tension on live television, acknowledging that he might sometimes say things he would later regret. Despite these reservations, the former Scotland international and sports broadcaster appears open to exploring reality TV opportunities in the near future.