The search for Gareth Southgate’s successor as England soccer manager has sparked a frenzy of speculation and rumors. Early frontrunners for the job include Eddie Howe and Graham Potter, with other big names like Jurgen Klopp, Pep Guardiola, Mauricio Pochettino, and Thomas Tuchel also being mentioned. Lee Carsley, England’s current Under-21s manager, has been appointed as interim manager and has impressed with a 2-0 win against the Republic of Ireland.
Carsley’s decision not to sing the National Anthem has raised some eyebrows, but his coaching style and hands-on approach have been well-received by players. If Carsley can lead England to consecutive wins, he may become the permanent manager. His coaching journey includes stints at Coventry City, Sheffield United, Brentford, Manchester City, and Birmingham before joining the FA coaching setup in 2020.
Carsley’s approach to coaching and his rapport with players make him a popular choice for the England job. As the team prepares for their upcoming matches, all eyes will be on Carsley to see if he can continue to impress and secure the permanent role as England’s manager.