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After leaving his role as England manager two months ago, Gareth Southgate is set to get back in the saddle
Ex-England manager Gareth Southgate is set for a new role after recently stepping down as Three Lions manager after the 2024 European Championships.
Southgate set for new role after Three Lions
Southgate led England’s Three Lions to the final of Euro 2024, losing to champions Spain, after losing to Italy at the same stage in the previous edition, and promptly stepped down as manager following the tournament.
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The former Middlesbrough player has now secured a new role just two months after his resignation, with a job in analysis for UEFA set to occupy the 53-year-old for the foreseeable future.
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Southgate has been appointed as one of UEFA's technical observers, where he will be responsible for analysing and reviewing matches from a coach's perspective, providing strategic and tactical feedback to UEFA through detailed reports.
Southgate to team up with David Moyes
Joining Southgate in this prestigious role is former West Ham, Everton, and Manchester United coach, David Moyes, who has already served as a technical observer during Euro 2024, and is well-versed in the responsibilities of the role.
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Speaking on his role as a technical analyst for UEFA, Moyes said, "The most rewarding thing is to discuss so many things with a group of football people who have different opinions and ways of seeing things.
"It's really good to be part of that and I've brought information and ideas back from both EURO and the Nations League.
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"The ideas you get from watching the amazing coaching at top level can be exploited all the way down to junior teams."
Southgate and Moyes will be looking to aid UEFA’s development goals in their roles as technical observers, hoping to influence the next generation of coaches.
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