Gareth Southgate steps down from the role of England manager after the Three Lions' defeat to Spain in the Euro 2024 final. Southgate has earlier led the English side to another final in Euro 2020, where they lost to Italy four years ago.
England cut down nine players from their provisional 33-member squad for the Euro 2024 and dropped the former Manchester United captain Harry Maguire and the star Manchester City forward Jack Grealish to finalise their 26 players.
FIFA has opened disciplinary proceedings after Sterling and Bellingham were targeted with monkey chants by Hungary fans during England's 4-0 victory in a World Cup qualifier in Budapest on Thursday.
Southgate said it wasn't "an appropriate time to think about anything" but added that "as I sit here today, I would want to take the team to Qatar".
Holding what used to be called the “Impossible Job,” Southgate is motivated — not burdened — by the responsibility on Sunday of leading England into its first major soccer final in 55 years against Italy.
Eliminated in the 1970, 1990 and 2010 World Cups by Germany, England beat their old nemesis with second-half goals from Raheem Sterling and Harry Kane at Wembley on Tuesday
For now, the priority is England's match against Germany on Tuesday in the round of 16 at Euro 2020. But the expectation is Southgate will still be in charge for Euro 2024.
Foden has enjoyed a stellar season for City, helping them to a Premier League title and the League Cup, with a Champions League final still to come on Saturday.
“We’ve had an incredible chain of things to deal with,” Southgate said, reflecting on the challenges after an unwelcome landmark night in the team's history.
Chelsea striker Tammy Abraham has apologized after a party was held at his house over the weekend in contravention of the British government’s coronavirus guidelines
The Manchester United captain has since filed an appeal against his conviction and will get a retrial in a more senior court on a date yet to be announced.
England manager Gareth Southgate has named a 24-member squad for the side's Nations League matches against Iceland and Denmark.
German Bundesliga showed the way by becoming the first league to resume matches behind closed door and now, other leagues like Premier League, LaLiga and Serie A are also set to follow suit.
English Football Association chief executive Mark Bullingham says the organization’s highest earners will take a temporary pay reduction of 30% and others in the senior management team have agreed to a 15% cut.
Southgate took a conciliatory tone after bringing forward his planned media appearance by 24 hours to address the issue.
Ambitions appeared to be thwarted for so long by a culture of entitlement as England gloried in the hype of being the birthplace of soccer without backing it up with results.
Southgate embraced his own public humiliation to help the current generation of players prepare to cope with setbacks.
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