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Chris Sutton and Martin Samuel argue over whether Gareth Southgate’s replacement should be English, which would rule out Brendan Rodgers! As Sportsmail experts tackle the future of the Three Lions in WORLD CUP CONFIDENTIAL
Gareth Southgate’s future as England manager is up in the air after England’s painful World Cup elimination by France in the quarter-finals.
The Three Lions boss has said he will not rush into a decision, although the FA could be forced to find a new man to take over the dugout if Southgate decides to leave.
Sportsmail columnist Chris Sutton has sparred with sports editor-in-chief Martin Samuel over whether the next manager should be English.
Also in today’s WORLD CUP CONFIDENTIAL:
- Sami Mokbel on why the FA needs a quick Southgate decision ahead of Euro 2024 qualifiers
- Sutton warns England fans about the way they treat their national team
- Mokbel on why Manchester United will do everything they can to keep Marcus Rashford
- Sutton admits he was wrong to criticize Harry Maguire’s Qatar selection
WATCH THE FULL VIDEO HERE
Our writers Martin Samuel, Chris Sutton, Sami Mokbel and Ian Ladyman spoke as part of Sportsmail and MailPlus’ daily videocast ‘World Cup Confidential’.
It appears in MailOnline every morning of the tournament and can be found on our Youtube channel.
Gareth Southgate won’t be rushing into a decision about his future in England after his World Cup exit
The Southgate team were unlucky enough to miss out on the World Cup on Saturday against France.
England could have a new manager before Euro 2024 qualifiers in March
Martin Samuel thinks the next boss should be English, ruling out Brendan Rodgers
England and Manchester United star Marcus Rashford is the subject of PSG interest