Gareth Southgate steps down as England manager

England manager Gareth Southgate has resigned after his team's defeat to Spain in the Euro 2024 final.This marks England's second consecutive European Championship final loss under Southgate's leadership.Southgate, who managed England for eight years, expressed his pride in serving his country and acknowledged the need for a fresh start.The FA has begun the search for his successor.Southgate's LegacyManaged England for 102 games, winning 61, drawing 24, and losing 17.Led England to a World Cup semi-final in 2018 and Euro 2024 and 2020 finals.Oversaw significant player development and a cultural shift within the England team.Southgate's StatementSouthgate emphasized his faith in the young England squad's potential to win future tournaments. He thanked the fans, players, and staff for their support throughout his tenure.The FA's ResponseThe Football Association praised Southgate's achievements, highlighting his role in transforming the England team and laying the groundwork for future success. They aim to appoint a new manager swiftly while having an interim solution in place if necessary.Looking AheadEngland's next match is against the Republic of Ireland in September. The search for Southgate's successor has begun, with the FA aiming for a smooth transition.

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