- England are still searching for a new coach to take charge of the team.
- Jurgen Klopp has made it clear that he will not be taking charge of England.
- Eddie Howe, Graham Potter, Kieran McKenna and Lee Carsley are the favourites at the moment.
After shocking the world with his announcement of leaving Liverpool , Jurgen Klopp has been in the news about moving to manage various teams around the world every day. But the rumor that has made football fans’ eyes light up quite a bit is the possibility of accepting the position of England national team manager, replacing Gareth Southgate, who has announced his departure from the team at the end of Euro 2024. However, ‘The Normal One’ recently came out to deny that he had ever had any thoughts of managing the Three Lions at all.
“It’s nothing. Nothing at all. Not for ยูฟ่าเบท club or for the national team. England? It would be a huge embarrassment if I did that. “
I would definitely go back to work. I’m not old enough to play padel tennis or sit at home with my grandkids! But would I coach again? I would say no at the moment. We’ll see in the future. But I’m not thinking about anything right now.”
Although the English and German national teams have a history of football that is not very compatible, it is certain that if English football fans get Jurgen Klopp to be the new commander, they will certainly be very happy because in addition to Klopp making the football team strong all over the country, he is also a person with a good nature and a personality that is loved by those around him, including the players. It is a pity that we will not be seeing him standing on the sidelines of the Three Lions team anytime soon.
The search for a successor continues for the England national team and, following in the FA’s tradition of appointing a British coach, candidates such as Eddie Howe, Graham Potter and Kieran McKenna, or even local neighbour Lee Carsley, are likely to be considered. But deviating from that theme, Mauricio Pochettino and Pep Guardiola are also names that have been brought up for discussion.