Former Scotland international Ross McCormack is set to be the guest speaker at an event hosted by Scarborough's Leeds United fans group, The Scarborough Whites.
'An Afternoon with Ross McCormack' will take place at Scholar's Bar on Sunday, June 22.
The event, which follows previous successful events with ex-players Ian Harte and Brian Deane, will see Mr McCormack discuss the highs and lows of his time at the Elland Road club.
The striker, who began his career at Glasgow Rangers, joined Leeds from Cardiff City and was the club's top goalscorer in two of his four seasons.
He made more than 150 appearances, scoring 58 goals, and eventually became club captain.
Scarborough Whites club secretary Mark Stanger said: "Ross played for a lot of interesting managers and owners during his time at Leeds, and after his impressive appearances on podcasts such as Undr the Cosh and Open Goal, we know he will make for an excellent guest speaker."
The event will be hosted by returning compere and comedian Pete Emmett.
Tickets can be purchased by contacting Mark Stanger on 07853026131 or online via skiddle.com/e/40660999.
Mr McCormack's career also saw him play for Aston Villa and Nottingham Forest, as well as in Australia where for a short spell he played alongside the Olympic sprinting champion, Usain Bolt, for Central Coast Mariners.
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