The broadcaster announced Aluko's inclusion in a 'sensational presenting and punditry lineup' for next month's tournament, but Wright was not named in their team.
MailOnline can reveal the broadcaster has instead opted to use Anita Asante and Vicky Losada as pundits for Sarina Wiegman side's Nations League game against Portugal on Friday night.
Houghton was the latest to join the chorus of those supporting the Arsenal legend, dubbing Wright a 'super-hero' on their show Crossways - A Women's Football Show' on Tuesday.
Aluko initially accused Wright - who she has served alongside as a co-pundit on a number of occasions - of 'blocking opportunities for women' during an appearance on Woman's Hour.
It comes amid the public fallout between Wright and Aluko, who initially accused him of 'blocking' opportunities for women in football. Aluko apologised but Wright has refused to accept it.
Sileola Aluko exclusively told MailOnline that she is concerned for her daughter's emotional welfare and is doing all she can to keep her 'calm' and support her following the high-profile row.
Aluko issued an apology to fellow pundit Wright on Friday after accusing him of 'blocking' opportunities for women in football, which the Arsenal legend has rejected in a social media post.