Gareth Southgate has been sounded out about the possibility of becoming Manchester United manager one day – but he has no interest in engaging in any conversation that was not about his job as England manager.
This is according to Sky Sports chief reporter Kaveh Solhekol, he explains why Gareth Southgate isn’t ready to engage in any job conversations at the moment.
Southgate’s sole focus is leading the Three Lions at next month’s European Championships in Germany which begins on June 14 and sees England face Serbia two days later.
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Although Southgate’s England contract runs out in December, no decision will be made on his future until after the tournament with the FA wanting him to stay.
Southgate labelled the rumours linking him with the Manchester United job as disrespectful in March.
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Southgate is on good terms with INEOS director of sport Sir Dave Brailsford and he worked closely at the FA with incoming United sporting director Dan Ashworth.
Manchester United are currently conducting a season review, which includes a decision on whether to keep Erik ten Hag as manager.