A great doubt surrounds the english group in the countdown to German Euro 2024 and it is if this tournament can mark the end of the phase of Gareth Southgate as a coach of the ‘pros’.
SA Southgate It is placed as one of the main goals of Manchester United as the new coach starting this summer, will be replaced Erik ten Haag. Even behind closed doors, the coach of England He said, he has not yet made a decision about his future. His contract with the English Football Federation (FA) expires in December.
But obviously the Manchester United i can’t wait for you Southgate decide which path you will take after the Euro Cup. Under the command of his current coach, England is fourth in Russia World Cup 2018 and, after losing on penalties in the final match Italy at Wembley, runner-up to Euro 2020 (fought in 2021 due to pandemic).
In Qatar 2022 the ‘pros’ of Gareth Southgate They fell in the quarterfinals 1-2 against Kylian Mbappé’s France (who lost the final on penalties against Leo Messi’s Argentina).
Southgatewho became the coach of England in 2016, when he resigned Sam Allardyce (on September 27 of that year it became temporary and on November 15, now permanent), it maintained and still maintains a good relationship with fans. He had always wanted to be close to them, especially those who spent money to follow them. England in the whole world.
and this monday Southgate He will repeat an experience he had before the 2018 World Cup: a meeting with fans of the English team, specifically this time there were 150 members of the England Supporters’ Travel Club (the association of fans who travel to follow the English team). The forum will take place in Newcastle (June 3 England will play a friendly match Bosnia at Saint James’ Park, before the Euro Cup).
The other ‘face to face’ between Southgate and the fans were ahead of the 2018 World Cup, one in Leeds and one in Walsall. The covid pandemic prevented a repeat of the experience, until now.
Source: La Verdad
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