The 2024 Paris Olympics will mark the first time the U.S. men’s national team soccer team has participated in an Olympics since 2008.
A German who achieved greatness with Liverpool; a first female coach who has already tasted triumph with the national team or another Englishman from an ever-shrinking pool of options? The search is on for the next England manager after Gareth Southgate announced he was stepping down from the job after eight years in charge on Tuesday.
The English Football Association said it had already begun the process of replacing Southgate and Jurgen Klopp, Sarina Wiegman and Eddie Howe have quickly been mentioned as potential candidates to take over.
England plays Ireland in the Nations League on September 7, but the FA said it was prepared to go into that match with an interim coach, rather than rush to a decision on its next manager.
“The process for appointing Gareth’s successor is now under way and we aim to have our new manager confirmed as soon as possible,” FA chief executive Mark Bullingham said.
