July 16 – Two days after the heartbreak of losing the final of Euro 2024, England manager Gareth Southgate resigned today calling for a “new chapter” for the national team.
The most successful England manager since Sir Alf Ramsey, under whom England won their only senior men’s trophy – the 1966 World Cup – Southgate oversaw 102 England matches in a near eight-year reign, transforming the fortunes of the team with back-to-back Euro finals and a World Cup semi.
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