I don’t miss managing England – Southgate

England’s national football team manager, Gareth Southgate, has recently expressed that he does not miss managing the team after stepping down from the role in November.

Southgate led the Three Lions to the final of Euro 2020, where they were defeated by Italy in a penalty shootout.

Despite the team’s success under his leadership, Southgate has stated that he does not miss the pressures and responsibilities of managing a national team.

He has decided to focus on his club, Middlesbrough, where he has been experiencing more success and fulfillment.

Southgate’s decision to step down as England manager has been met with mixed reactions from fans and pundits alike.

Some have praised his honesty and dedication to his club, while others have expressed disappointment at the loss of an influential figure in English football.

Southgate’s legacy as England manager will undoubtedly be remembered for his ability to bring the team together and create a sense of unity and pride among the players and fans.

His calm and composed demeanor on the sidelines will be sorely missed by those who looked up to him as a role model.

However, Southgate seems content with his decision and is looking forward to the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead in his club career.

Only time will tell if Southgate will return to the helm of the England national team, but for now, he is happy to focus on his own journey in the world of football.