After England resignation
Southgate doesn’t want to hear any more about team manager jobs
Gareth Southgate is not currently setting his sights on a new coaching role. The 54-year-old's break since stepping down as England team manager after losing the European Championship final in July will continue for at least the next year. He generally rules out ever taking on a team manager position again.
"I'm enjoying my life, so there's no need to rush. I have been fully committed to the national association for eleven years. I certainly won't be a coach next year either," Southgate said on Thursday.
"England was an affair of the heart"
After such a big task, you have to give your body and mind the time they need. In all likelihood, he will never take over another national team. "That is unlikely. England was an affair of the heart," emphasized the former team player. Southgate was recently linked with a move to Manchester United. "A return to club soccer? That depends on what role it is," said Southgate. We may know more about where his path takes him in 2026.
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