Gary Neville urges the FA to offer Gareth Southgate a SIX-YEAR contract after his Euro 2024 performance - with the England manager's future still unclear ahead of Sunday's final The FA will ask Southgate to stay on as manager until the USA World Cup in 2026 Southgate himself, however, is keeping his cards close to his chest before final LISTEN to It's All Kicking Off! EUROS DAILY: Why you should believe England can beat Spain in the final By Lewis Browning Published: 13:02 EDT, 12 July 2024 | Updated: 13:33 EDT, 12 July 2024 e-mail 19 shares 37 View comments Gary Neville has urged the FA to offer Gareth Southgate a new six-year contract to stay on as England manager. Southgate's role as Three Lions boss has come under criticism throughout Euro 2024, with many suggesting the 53-year-old will step away from his role no matter how England performed in the tournament . But, in delivering a second final in as many European Championship tournaments , doubt has been raised over whether that will happen, with it revealed on Thursday that the governing body are keen for him to stay on until the 2026 World Cup .
Southgate himself, however, has been keeping his cards close to his chest, with it unclear what his own decision will be once Sunday's final is over. Speaking on Stick to Football: The Overlap Special, brought to you by Sky Bet , meanwhile, Neville made his feelings on the manager known, urging him to stay on for 2026 and beyond. Gary Neville has urged the FA to offer Gareth So.