Gareth Southgate: Last News

Brendan Rodgers is reportedly one of four names on the English FA's shortlist as their next manager - but finances could scupper their chances of landing the former Celtic boss.

Global superstar Kylian Mbappe appeared to be snubbed by laser-focused Jordan Henderson and Kyle Walker before Les Bleus' 2-1 World Cup quarter-final triumph over England.

Raheem Sterling was forced to sit out England ’s 3-0 win over Senegal after his house was reportedly burgled.

Former Liverpool star El Hadji Diouf has reignited his long-running feud with Steven Gerrard by claiming the current England team is thriving because it isn't beset by internal feuding.

Wales take on England in the final round of fixtures in Group B tonight, knowing that even a victory against their border rivals may not be enough to see them progress to the last 16.

JORDAN HENDERSON has been nominated by Queen of the Jungle Jill Scott to be the next footballer on I’m A Celebrity. The former England midfielder received nearly 60 per cent of the 12 million votes to be crowned the winner of the hit ITV show last night.

Gary Lineker, 61, is just one of the many England fans who have taken to Twitter to share their thoughts on England's game against the USA.The Match of the Day host has hit out at the player's "poor performance" while also questioning Gareth Southgate's management going forward in the Qatar World Cup.Gary is currently in Qatar, taking part in the BBC coverage for the Qatar World Cup and is known for his honest remarks.The presenter has shared his thoughts on England's recent 0-0 result minutes after the game in view of his 8.6 million Twitter followers.He admitted: "Poor performance from @England, but that happens at a World Cup at some stage."Gary then used his post to question England's manager Southgate and whether he will be able to "change things positively" due to his plan not working.He continued: "The big question, even with such a talented bunch, is whether the manager can change things positively with his tactics and substitutions when it’s not working."Social media users rushed to the comments to share their view on England's disappointing result.Dellderek88 said of Southgate: "Manager isn’t even close to being an internationally top manager."One of the greatest managers in premier league history is Phil Foden, Southgate doesn’t deem him good enough.Tell you everything you need to know!"Franbrannigan added: "Weakest link for England at this World Cup is Gareth Southgate."ReeceBuck19 commented: "Like when our best technical player in between the lines is still sitting on the bench."How does Phil Foden not start for England? But currently the best player in the premier league and Man City?"Gary was not the only famous face to share their anger on Twitter after England's disappointing result.Piers Morgan blasted

England expects. Is it ever any other way with the Three Lions when it comes to major tournaments? They bookies expect them to beat USA in their second World Cup Group B game and become the first nation to reach the knockout stage.

Two loyal footy fans are flying the flag for Scotland at the World Cup in Qatar. Father and son Hearts fans Gerry and Mark Campbell proudly wore the team shirts in Doha's Red Lion pub.

Cameron Carter Vickers would savour a tasty reunion with old team-mate Harry Kane to further a fabulous journey which has incorporated selling sweets and juice in school.

As a proud Ayrshireman with 18 caps for Scotland, there was little chance of Kris Boyd getting carried away with England's 6-2 opening World Cup thrashing of Iran. Especially when the former Rangers striker was in a studio surrounded by fans of the Auld Enemy.

Motherwell star Matt Penney reckons England's "phenomenal individuals" have what it takes to lift the World Cup in Qatar.

A group of Scots appear to have formed a friendship with the Iranian contingent in Qatar ahead of their World Cup opener against England on Monday.

There are worse places to be in the world in November than stalling around in the Sydney sunshine and stopping for the occasional selfies with Celtic supporters.

Now that the Scottish Premiership action is over, all eyes turn to Qatar with the World Cup kick-off less than a week away.

The Cure are the latest act to deny that they are playing the Qatar World Cup – as criticism of those who have chosen to play events surrounding the football competition continue to face criticism.“Hate to disappoint everyone, but despite the rumours we will not be headlining the World Cup opening ceremony”, tweeted frontman Robert Smith yesterday.Covering any other questions people might have, he added: “I have also informed [England manager] Gareth Southgate [that] I am unavailable for selection. And if you’re interested, Psychic Bob predicts no one will win but Qatar”.At the weekend, Dua Lipa also denied rumours that she was due to play the opening ceremony, saying that she would not perform in Qatar at all until “it has fulfilled all the human rights pledges it made when it won the right to host the World Cup”.Rod Stewart, while not rumoured to play any World Cup events, has commented on other artists who have accepted the offer, saying that he turned down a lucrative opportunity to play in the Middle Eastern country last year, telling The Sunday Times: “I was actually offered a lot of money – over $1 million – to play there fifteen months ago.

West Ham striker Michail Antonio has claimed a clutch of Aston Villa stars weren't having Steven Gerrard 's personality during his ill-fated stay in the Midlands.

Liverpool legend was watching their scores programme from home, before he realised a rather amusing, but very easily made, mistake from the broadcaster. At the bottom of the page, Sky Sports cited a nasty hamstring injury to Lazio and Italy striker Ciro Immobile.

Jose Mourinho reckons former Manchester United defender Chris Smalling ought to be handed a shock England recall for the impending World Cup finals in Qatar. Mourinho and Smalling are currently working together with AS Roma after their respective spells at Old Trafford.

Gareth Southgate no choice but to recall a player he hasn't used for two years for the looming World Cup.The Three Lions are facing a right-back crisis following the injuries to first-team options Kyle Walker and Reece James. And their health issues have opened the door for Liverpool ace Joe Gomez's shock return to the squad.

Gareth Southgate will be beaming all the way to the bank if England win the World Cup, and it's easy to see why.The Three Lions boss reportedly stands to land a whopping £4m if his team brings home the gold in Qatar, dwarfing the measly-by-comparison £1.5m he was promised if England triumphed out in Russia back in 2018.A source told The Sun: "Gareth has been offered bonuses for each stage of the World Cup and stands to pocket a fortune if he brings home the trophy. It’s entirely normal that footballers and the management are incentivised.READ MORE: Fans urge England 'show ambition' with Thomas Tuchel open to succeeding Gareth Southgate"He is a proud Englishman and would love nothing more than to win a major trophy for the nation.