Lee Carsley is about to embark on a month that could determine whether he becomes the next permanent manager of England. Carsley, 50, remains the Three Lions interim boss while the Football Association continue to search for Gareth Southgate's permanent successor. The former under-21 boss will lead the team for upcoming UEFA Nations League fixtures this month against Greece and Finland , as speculation continues surrounding his own future within the England set-up.
FA have had no contact with four key contenders for England managerial role The FA's process for appointing Southgate's successor is under way, while Carsley holds the position on an interim basis. However, one fresh update this week may have given a major boost to Carsley's chances of landing the job on a permanent basis, as he named his squad for the October games. According to Sky Sports News, the FA has had no contact with Jurgen Klopp, Graham Potter, Eddie Howe or Thomas Tuchel, as the process to appoint a new manager continues.
The quartet were thought to be leading the shortlist to replace Southgate, with three of the managers listed currently unattached. However, so far, there has been no dialogue between the organisation and those listed. Carsley was always expected to see out the year as interim coach, taking charge of the autumn internationals.
He then impressed the FA hierarchy with two wins in his first two games, which included navigating a tricky away tie in Ireland where England won 2-0. Although th.
