England once again came close, but they once again fell short from the continental glory. With the loss to Spain at the UEFA Euro 2024 final, the future of coach Gareth Southgate at the helm of the team looks like a situation to watch.
Southgateâs current contract with England runs out in December, but it looks like the English FA is planning to extend the managerâs deal for the years to come, at least until the 2026 World Cup.
Before the Euro 2024 final, The Telegraph reported the FA wanted Southgate to continue coaching England regardless of the result against Spain. But now that the Three Lions lost, weâll have to wait and see whether the front office still wants this.
Gareth Southgate admitted Euro 2024 could be his last chance with England
Speaking to German outlet Bild ahead of this yearâs European Championship, Southgate admitted that anything short of an English triumph in Germany could cost him the job with the national team.

Gareth Southgate, Manager of England.
âIf we donât win, I probably wonât be here anymore. So maybe it is the last chance. I think around half the national coaches leave after a tournament â thatâs the nature of international football,â said Southgate before the Euros. âIâve been here almost eight years now and weâve come close. You canât constantly put yourself in front of the public and say, âA little more pleaseâ, as at some point people lose faith.â

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Top scorers of Euro 2024 updated: Who claimed the Golden Boot?
Southgateâs record as England manager
In eight years in charge of the English national team, manager Gareth Soutghate has recorded 64 victories, 20 draws, and 19 losses in 103 games coached. Hereâs his record at major international tournaments with England:
- 2018: World Cup semi-finalist
- 2019: Nations League semi-finalist
- 2020: EURO finalist
- 2022: World Cup quarter-finalist
- 2024: EURO finalist





