Sky Sports presenter announces major broadcast change with ‘whole new look' to show
McQueen, 45, informed the audience on social media and confirmed a "whole new look" for the programme that will run between 7-10am starting Monday.
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The show will be called Sky Sports Breakfast and she will be presenting between Monday and Wednesday every week.
Hannah Wilkes will then be hosting from Thursday until Saturday.
McQueen posted on Instagram: "BREAKING NEWS: We will have a whole new look to programming starting next week & I'll be kicking things off Monday as the new breakfast presenter.
"So excited for the role as 'Sky Sports Breakfast' anchor Monday - Wednesday in a new morning format but still 7-10am.
"@Hannahjwilkes will be hosting Thursday - Saturday & we can't wait to get going.
"Already placing bets as to who will get through more coffee.
"I'll be hosting a couple of other shows besides & will post on here once we are up & running with the new schedule."
Sky Sports are also set to launch another new programme with One Show presenter Roman Kemp as host for a Premier League preview show on Friday evenings this season.
The first episode will air on Friday at 5pm before the opening Premier League game of the season between defending champions Liverpool and Bournemouth at Anfield.
Kemp is a big Arsenal fan as well as a former I'm a Celebrity contestant and has played in the celebrity charity match Soccer Aid, but has not worked in football broadcasting before.
The former Capital One DJ, son of Spandau Ballet's Martin Kemp, will be joined on the Sky Sports News show by rotating panel of pundits and reporters to discuss the top talking points in football and preview the weekend's games.
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