Southgate Rules Himself Out of Manchester United Job

Gareth Southgate, the current manager of the England national team, has effectively ruled himself out of the running for the vacant Manchester United managerial position.

In a recent interview, Southgate revealed that he will not be returning to club management for at least the next year. This announcement comes as Manchester United are searching for a new permanent manager to replace Erik ten Hag, who was sacked following a disappointing season.

Southgate has been linked with the Manchester United job in the past, and many fans and pundits believed he would be a strong candidate. However, his decision to remain with the England national team means that the Red Devils will need to look elsewhere for their next manager.

While Southgate's decision is a blow to Manchester United's hopes of appointing a high-profile manager, it is important to note that there are still several other potential candidates available. The club will need to carefully consider their options and make a decision that is in the best interests of the team's long-term success.