Gareth Southgate set to stay on as England manager after World Cup exit

Gareth Southgate has determined to stay on as England manager, in accordance to reviews.

The 52-year-old has been mulling over his future since England’s World Cup quarter-final loss to France in Qatar per week in the past.

According to The Times and Daily Telegraph, Southgate is now prepared to inform the Football Association that he’ll proceed within the function he has held since 2016.

England earned plaudits for his or her play in Qatar regardless of the massive disappointment of one other last-eight exit in a significant event.

Southgate had confronted criticism for England’s poor performances within the build-up to the World Cup and provided no ensures after the France loss.

“I think, whenever I finish these tournaments, I’ve needed time to make correct decisions,” stated Southgate, who has a contract till 2024.

“Emotionally you go through so many different feelings. The energy it takes through these tournaments is enormous.

“I want to make the right decision, whatever that is, for the team, for England, for the FA. I’ve got to be sure whatever decision I make is the right one.”

Southgate was praised by FA chief govt Mark Bullingham, who stated: “Gareth and (assistant) Steve (Holland) prepared the team exceptionally well throughout the tournament.

“The players were committed to winning the trophy and were very well led by Harry Kane. But sport can have fine margins and, on the day, against the current world champions, it was not to be.

“We are incredibly proud of Gareth, the players, the coaches and the support team and appreciate all the hard work they put in.”

The FA declined to remark on the reviews.