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England are in search of a new manager following Southgate's exit and here are some of the names likely to replace him.
Following Gareth Southgate's emotional departure after England's Euro 2024 final loss to Spain, attention has swiftly turned to who will lead the Three Lions next.
The Football Association (FA) according to The Standard UK, shortlisted several names, each bringing unique credentials to the table.
Eddie Howe
Leading the pack is Eddie Howe, currently managing Newcastle United. Howe, known for his tactical acumen and youth development, has emerged as a frontrunner.
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His recent availability due to changes at Newcastle could further strengthen his candidacy, as he is seen as a manager capable of harnessing England's potential.
Graham Potter
Another strong contender is Graham Potter, currently unemployed after parting ways with Chelsea.
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Potter's progressive coaching style and experience in top-flight football make him an attractive option.
His interest in the role indicates a willingness to step into the spotlight of managing a national team.
Lee Carsley
Lee Carsley, the current England Under-21 coach, presents an internal option. His success in guiding the Under-21 team to European Championship glory underscores his ability to nurture young talent, aligning well with the FA's emphasis on youth development.
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Foreign Contenders
Foreign managers are also in the mix, with notable names like Thomas Tuchel and Mauricio Pochettino standing out.
Tuchel, available after leaving Bayern Munich, brings a wealth of club success and tactical sophistication.
Pochettino, familiar to the FA through his time at Tottenham Hotspur, offers a blend of Premier League experience and a desire to manage at the international level.
Decision-Makers
The final decision rests with FA technical director John McDermott and chief executive Mark Bullingham.
McDermott's familiarity with Pochettino from their time at Tottenham could influence the decision-making process, highlighting the importance of managerial fit and vision for the future of English football.
As England navigates this pivotal moment in its footballing journey, the selection of their next manager will be critical.
Whether opting for domestic talent in Howe or Potter, or looking abroad to Tuchel or Pochettino, the FA will aim to find a leader capable to guide England to future successes on the international stage.
The decision will not only shape the team's tactical direction but also reflect broader ambitions to harness talent and compete at the highest levels of global football.
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