Peter Crouch hinted he might be giving up football soon, as he prepares to welcome his fourth child with wife Abbey Clancy.
Peter appeared on GMB to speak about his book, but it wasn't long before Piers and Susanna asked about his imminent new arrival.
The 38-year-old said: "I'm not sure how it's come to this, we're looking forward to it, we're almost there now, I've always wanted a big family."
Piers asked Peter how many more seasons he had in him and Peter confessed: "Yes that's something that I'll have to talk about with the boss at home, it'll be strange when it does come to an end."
Peter also spoke about the controversy around the upcoming Europa League final in Azerbaijan, saying it seems "farcical"
He also said he thinks Gareth Southgate's England team are set to win a cup soon.
Speaking about his own experiences of being in the national team he said: "We never gelled as a team, we didn't do what we set out to do.
"We used to play within ourselves a lot.
"But Southgate has created a club feel to the team, it seems like a happy camp.
"The last World Cup was amazing, I don't think we're far away from winning something."
Piers then turned to the upcoming Champions League final and Peter was evasive when asked who he'd be supporting - as he's played for both Liverpool and Tottenham.
But Peter confessed: "My wife is a big Liverpool fan, I'm surrounded by Scousers so we'll see."
Arsenal fan Piers said: "I've got my Liverpool shirt arriving for the Champions League final, I think we'll all be Scousers for a day."
