FA Confirms Contingency Plans Amid Southgate Uncertainty
Football Association (FA) chief executive Mark Bullingham has revealed backup plans are in place should Gareth Southgate step down as England manager after Euro 2024. Southgate, who’s led the Three Lions since 2016, hinted this week that failure to win the tournament could end his tenure. 🔄
Euro 2024: A Make-or-Break Moment
With Southgate’s contract expiring in December, speculation about his future has intensified. The FA reportedly wants him to stay through the 2026 World Cup, but the manager has delayed contract talks until after the Euros. Despite rumors linking him to Manchester United, the club confirmed Erik ten Hag will remain in charge next season. 🏆
What’s Next for the Three Lions?
England’s Euro 2024 campaign kicks off in Germany this month, and fans are watching closely: Will Southgate’s 'golden generation' finally lift a trophy—or will the FA’s contingency plan take center stage? 🤔 Stay tuned for updates as the drama unfolds! ⚡
