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Published on 2024-07-17 11:00:00
The Football Association is reportedly interested in appointing Pep Guardiola as the next manager of the England national team if he decides to leave his current position as the manager of Manchester City. Guardiola’s future at City is uncertain as he enters the final year of his contract, and recent discussions with Sheikh Mansour in Abu Dhabi did not provide clarity on his long-term plans.
While Guardiola would not be the FA’s first choice as the next England manager, his experience and understanding of English football make him a highly desirable candidate. Gareth Southgate recently resigned as head coach of the England national team after their defeat in the European Championships final, leading to the search for a successor. Other potential candidates include Eddie Howe, Graham Potter, and Lee Carsley.
Despite initial doubts about the possibility of recruiting Guardiola, there is now a feeling within Manchester City that he may depart at the end of the upcoming season. Guardiola’s potential departure opens up the opportunity for ambitious moves from both the Football Association and other clubs seeking a top-level manager.
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