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      Jake Paul offers Mike Perry a job after disgusted Conor McGregor sacked him from BKFC after devastating loss

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      MIKE PERRY was offered a job from Jake Paul after being sacked by Conor McGregor in the aftermath of his boxing loss. Perry was granted permission by Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship – in which McGregor co-owns – to face Paul. Jake Paul beat Mike Perry in their boxing boutCredit: GettyConor McGregor fired Perry from BKFC – which he co-ownsCredit: EPABefore the bout, McGregor wished Perry well and labelled YouTuber-turned-boxer Paul a “little dweeb”. But following Perry’s sixth-round loss to Paul, it resulted in a social media rant by McGregor.And he claimed the BKFC champion was expelled from the promotion,But Paul, 27, said on his podcast: “Mike Perry, as you got fired by Conor McGregor from BKFC, we will hire you at Betr into a partnership and give you some sort of role.READ MORE IN BOXING”We’ll figure out what that’s going to be. Betr has a job for you, Mike Perry. We’re just giving him another stream of income. He can keep fighting.”We can maybe start a podcast with him or something… we’ll figure it out.”Paul’s betting company Betr sponsors UFC middleweight Bo Nickal while launching men’s health care line W with bantamweight champion Sean O’Malley. The American moved to 10-1 and now heads on to his controversial clash against Mike Tyson, 58, on November 15 in Texas.Most read in BoxingPerry, 32, is now left to ponder a move back into BKFC after speaking out following McGregor’s blast.He said: “He doesn’t have a promotion because me and him are both owners of BKFC, so he can’t fire me.Mike Perry brutally responds to being ‘fired’ by Conor McGregor and warns him Jake Paul fight ‘worse than Mayweather'”We can fight in bare-knuckle, look at me I lost to Jake Paul so why don’t you go and fight Jake Paul.”You can box him with the gloves on, I think it would be worse than Conor McGregor vs [Floyd] Mayweather.” More

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      Sacked EFL manager to replace Patrick Vieira as boss of Chelsea’s sister club in shock move

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      PATRICK VIEIRA is set to be replaced as Strasbourg boss by a recently-axed EFL manager, it’s been claimed.The former Arsenal and France midfielder was given his marching orders by the Ligue 1 side this week, just a year after being given the job.Patrick Vieira was given the boot by Strasbourg this weekCredit: PAThe former Crystal Palace gaffer is now contention to take charge of the USACredit: APLiam Rosenior is on the brink of replacing Vieira as Strasbourg chiefCredit: RexStrasbourg are working frantically to try to find a new manager before they kick off their domestic campaign in a month’s time.And they are reportedly on the verge of appointing Liam Rosenior as Viera’s successorThat’s according to L’Equipe, who claim the BluCo brass – who also own Premier League big boys Chelsea – are on the brink of making him the French outfit’s new gaffer.Rosenior, 40, has reportedly pipped former Millwall and Rochdale bosses Joe Edwards and Brian Barry-Murphy to land the gig.READ MORE FOOTBALL NEWSThe seemingly imminent appointment of Rosenior comes as a shock as he was sacked by Hull in May.He was given the boot by The Championship side after failing to guide them into the play-offs.Rosenior said after his departure from MKM Stadium: “It has been an honour, a joy and a pleasure to lead a football club that I love for the last 18 months. “I would like to thank every member of staff, every player I worked with, every fan who supported us on the journey and also to Acun Ilicali and Tan Kesler for believing in me enough to give me the opportunity to manage Hull City.Most read in FootballBEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERS“I take immense pride in the massive progress and growth of the club in this period, both on and off the pitch, and the small part I played in it.”I genuinely hope that the hard work of everybody at the football club continues to move things in an upward trajectory.Hull City SACK Liam Rosenior in shock decision just weeks after Manager of the Year nomination“Working with Acun, Tan and his football brain team has been an incredible learning experience and with the passion, energy, determination and hard work they have put into this club.”I am sure they will get the vision and success that they crave in the long term.“Seeing the team and players develop, improve and grow in an 18 month period, in a style that we believed in, has been amazing.”And I have enjoyed every moment of working with an outstanding group of people who gave me trust, spirit and togetherness, not just in games, but in every single training session that we worked in.”Great people who I have loved being around. Always together.”Rosenior’s first competitive game in charge of Strasbourg – if he’s appointed as their new manager – will be the club’s Ligue 1 opener against Montpellier on August 18.Liam Rosenior has been a free agent since being sacked by Hull in MayCredit: GETTY More

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      Eddie Howe breaks silence on England job links after Gareth Southgate quits as boss asks Newcastle to back him

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      EDDIE HOWE is happy to snub England and stay “committed” to Newcastle – as long as he continues to be supported.The Football Association are now officially advertising for Gareth Southgate’s replacement and the Newcastle boss ticks a lot of the boxes.Eddie Howe says he’s happy at Newcastle as long as they back himCredit: GettySouthgate’s resignation on Tuesday instantly led to Howe and unemployed Graham Potter being installed as bookies favourites for the job.Newcastle issued a hands-off warning to the FA by revealing that their manager had signed a multi-year contract extension with them last summer that does not have a set figure release clause.Magpies CEO Darren Eales also vowed to fight to hang on to the ex-Bournemouth man and said that he still believes the 46-year-old is the “right man for the project”.Howe has now finally broken his silence and addressed his future as he spoke to reporters at the Toon’s pre-season training camp in Germany on Friday.READ MORE ON FOOTBALLAnd he was adamant that he needs to continue feeling backed by Newcastle’s Saudi owners and chiefs.Howe said: “For me, being very proud to be Newcastle manager, this is all about Newcastle.“It’s not about England so as long as I’m happy, feel supported, feel free to work in a way that I want to work, I’ve not thought of anything else other than Newcastle.“I absolutely love the club. I love the supporters. I love where I am at in my career. There’s no better place for me to be. That’s how I feel.Most read in FootballBEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERS“I hope that from the answer that I’ve just given that there’s everything you need to know in there.“For me, it’s not about England. England is absolutely someone else’s conversation. It’s not mine. Mine is Newcastle.Gareth Southgate at centre of channel bidding war for glossy documentary after quitting as England boss“To speak about something else while manager of Newcastle is wrong. I don’t think I have to say the answer again. The answer is clear.”It has been a summer of upheaval and change at the North East giants as Howe’s key allies Amanda Staveley and Mehrdad Ghodoussi have both left.And with Dan Ashworth’s exit for Manchester United now done, that has led to Paul Mitchell and James Bunce arriving as sporting and performance director respectively.Howe, who has not worked with either before, admitted that “boundaries of relationships and how they’re going to work are slightly unclear”.But when pressed again on whether he would still be in charge for Newcastle’s opening day Premier League home clash with Southampton, he reiterated: “As long as I’m happy in the position I’ve been.“As long as I feel supported by the football club and free to work in the way that I want to work, yes. That’s the crucial thing.“There’s been a lot of change at the football club this summer. It’s been a very difficult summer for everyone connected with the club because with change comes a new feeling so you can point to PSR, Amanda and Mehrdad, a change in sporting director, which, of course, influences me.“These are all big changes and that’s why I’ve made the points that I have because this has to work for Newcastle.England’s job advert for new bossThe FA’s seven requirements to succeed Gareth Southgate:Will hold a Uefa Pro License.Will have significant experience of English football, with a strong track record delivering results in the Premier League and/or leading international competitions.Will be an exceptional leader who understands and will enjoy the international football environment.Will be experienced in successfully identifying, managing and developing English qualified players.Will be highly resilient and comfortable in a very high-profile role with intense public scrutiny.Will have a track record of creating a high performing, positive team culture and environment.Will have strong personal values and integrity and understand and embrace the role that the England Men’s Senior Team Head Coach has inspiring the nation.“It’s not about me as the manager. I’m slightly irrelevant. It’s about making sure Newcastle United is as strong as it can be for the next season and beyond. We’ve all got to come together to be the force that we want to be.”Howe added: “I absolutely want to stay, but it has to be right for me and the football club. You have to understand, there’s no point me saying, ‘I’m absolutely going to stay’ if the dynamic is not right and it’s not going to work. I’m not serving Newcastle well if I do that.“It’s been a difficult summer in various aspects, no one more important than the other, but as a new team coming together we have to set our boundaries.“We have to see if we can work together in a really fluid, dynamic way to the benefit of Newcastle.“I’m working every day with the new people to see if the relationships can be beneficial to Newcastle.“The transfer window is absolutely massive. That’s no criticism of anyone who has come in. I want to make that absolutely clear.“Paul Mitchell has an outstanding record as a sporting director, he’s dynamic, he’s very strong, I think he’s exactly the sort of person Newcastle need to take the club forward.Southgate’s England legacy should be celebrated, not torn downBy Tom BarclayGareth Southgate claimed that only winning Sunday’s final would earn England the respect of the footballing world.Spain proved a last-gasp comeback too far in Berlin, but defeat did not change the fact that Southgate’s eight-year transformation put respect back into the world of England football.Critics will pick apart his cautious tactics, his selection choices and his record in the most high-pressurised games – with some legitimacy.Yet what is quickly forgotten is the laughing stock our national side had become before he took over in 2016.A shambolic Euros exit to Iceland that summer had been followed up by Sam Allardyce quitting just one game into his tenure thanks to his pint of wine with undercover reporters.Then came Southgate, with his decency, his humility, his understated eloquence and his vision for a better, different future.He had analysed why England had so often failed in the past, from lack of preparation at penalty shoot-outs to players being bored out of their minds during major tournaments.Southgate took those findings and implemented a culture where players wanted to play for their country again – and it led to back-to-back finals for the first time in our history.Instead of going to war with the media, he opened his doors to them and discovered, shock, horror, that it was met, generally, with support. It did not stop him from being criticised when required – we are no cheerleaders, here – but the vitriol of yesteryear – or today on social media – was largely gone.No manager is perfect and neither was Southgate. We cannot pretend his teams played like those of Pep Guardiola or Jurgen Klopp.But in the fullness of time, his feats will likely be revered because the results speak for themselves.Hopefully his successor can go one step further and bring football home. To do that, they must show respect to what Southgate has created and build on it, rather than rip it down.To read more from Tom Barclay click HERE. “I’ve absolutely no issues with anyone personally but of course we move together, we have to be able to work together in key relationships for the football club.“I’m not talking about England. England is not even my focus – it’s all about Newcastle it has been all summer.”The FA outlined that the new man’s primary role will be to “lead and develop the England senior men’s team to win a major tournament”.Candidates should have a Uefa pro coaching license and significant experience of English football – both of which Howe possesses.READ MORE SUN STORIESThey also want an “exceptional leader” with “strong personal values and integrity” that is “highly resilient” to deal with the “intense public scrutiny” that comes with the role.And Wembley chiefs also want someone with a “track record of creating a high performing and positive team culture”. More

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      Mike Perry’s stunning rise from fighting in the streets to working as a weed whacker in prison and now boxing Jake Paul

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      SITTING in a prison cell after a botched robbery – Mike Perry’s prospects in life looked bleak. But after serving his time and turning to a career in professional fighting, Perry has completed a complete life turnaround. Mike Perry has had a stunning life turnaroundCredit: Instagram / platinummikeperryHe went from prison to prizefighterCredit: Instagram / platinummikeperryHe is the face of bare-knuckle boxingCredit: Instagram / bareknucklefcThe American was raised in Michigan, were racial tensions were high in Perry’s predominantly black neighborhood. It meant Perry was brawling in the streets way before he was being paid to do so as a profession. “I’ve always been a fighter. Being born in Flint, Michigan, we got great fighters from that area,” Perry told SunSport. “And, I ain’t gonna front being a white boy, having to defend yourself, just hazing in school between the boys.“Guys were strong already and at a young age, I remember guys being 6ft tall with beards in middle school, dunking the basketball and that went around all the sports, football, basketball, boxing, wrestling.” Perry discovered his talent for throwing hands well before picking up prizefighting paydays. “I always just had a knack for physicality,” he said. “I was strong, I was short, I was low to the ground and it took me a long time to realise that I had those abilities. I didn’t know.Most read in Boxing“And then I’ve been coached a lot, had lots of different trainings in my life.“It’s just something that I’ve had in my back pocket and that if I get mad or angry, I can fight, I can fight out of anything.” Sadly, it did not take long for trouble to find Perry. In 2011, aged just 19, Perry and a pair of accomplices drove to a home with the intention of committing armed burglary. But it was botched as the homeowner was in – although police happened to be scoping the area and caught the trio red-handed.Perry was sentenced to two years house arrest and probation – but he was later jailed after violating his terms. He finished the rest of his sentence incarcerated – but it kickstarted the turnaround his life needed. “I did learn a lot from it,” he admitted. “It was like a strict boarding school and you’re in there with a bunch of other guys who can’t get their s*** together either and you got nothing in there but time to get your s*** together.” Perry would spend time in the jail house gym or doing his own makeshift workouts in his cell when he was not working. “I had a job, I went to two different jails without leaving jail,” he said.”They transferred me a couple of times and I worked in the kitchen at one, so I could eat more.“It’s like you worked for just for food, for extra food in there. And then at the other one, I worked road crew where we got to leave and I weed whacked.”When Perry was released he got a job at a UFC gym teaching kickboxing classes while having a few amateur MMA fights. He made his MMA debut in 2014 and in just two years and seven bouts he was signed by the UFC. “I started making jumps and leaps and in the pros and in a short amount of time,” he said.”I think two years, I had seven knockouts in under the third round.“I hadn’t even been to the third round and then I got to the UFC and knocked out a couple more.”It was like a strict boarding school and you’re in there with a bunch of other guys who can’t get their s*** together either and you got nothing in there but time to get your s*** together.Mike Perry on his prison time Perry would go on to become a cult hero in the UFC, beloved for his toughness and all-action style. He spent five years in the UFC before leaving in 2021 to find his true calling. Perry signed a deal with Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship and became the face of the brand thanks to his gritty style. He is 5-0 with exposed fists having knocked off some of MMA tops stars of recent years. And after years of callouts, Perry has finally landed his dream fight against YouTuber-turned-boxer Jake Paul. Paul, 27, was due to face Mike Tyson until the boxing icon, 58, withdrew amid a health scare. So Perry – three years after sparring Paul in Miami – finally gets his crack at the 9-1 social media sensation. And he promised that Paul will not hear the scheduled eighth and final round. “My prediction for the fight, I think I’m gonna get in there, I’m gonna showcase my skills,” he said. READ MORE SUN STORIES“I’m probably gonna hit Jake pretty hard throughout the fight early on, second round, third round, fourth round.“And then I’m thinking I can stop him in the seventh. I’m looking to stop him, I’m looking to hit him hard with significant strikes and stop him before the end of the fight.” More

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      Man Utd ‘won’t pursue Gareth Southgate as manager if they sack Ten Hag with ex-Chelsea boss top target for the job’

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      GARETH SOUTHGATE will not be a target to replace Erik ten Hag at Manchester United, reports say. Southgate has left his position as England manager after 2-1 defeat in the Euro 2024 final to Spain. Gareth Southgate left his position as England managerCredit: AlamyHe was long linked with the United job as Ten Hag looked to be facing an uncertain future. But after a summer of deliberation, Sir Jim Ratcliffe and the Old Trafford board decided to stick with the Dutchman.Southgate is admired by Ratcliffe & Co at United but he could no longer be a target to replace Ten Hag in the future. Instead, ex-Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel would be considered next in line for the role, according to the Daily Mail. READ MORE IN BOXINGThat is despite Tuchel already interviewing with Ratcliffe for the job this summer only for a deal to fall by the wayside. The pair met in Monaco but it is believed Ratcliffe deemed the German needed a break from football. Tuchel famously won the Champions League with Chelsea in 2021 before being sacked a year later. He then moved to Bayern Munich and won the Bundesliga in 2023 before leaving at the end of last season. Most read in FootballThomas Tuchel is still linked with the Man Utd jobCredit: GettyCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERSTuchel is believed to fancy a move back to England for any suitable job in the Premier League. But as revealed by SunSport, he is also open to taking the England job. Right now, Graham Potter is favourite to succeed Southgate having not returned to management before being sacked by Chelsea last September. Erik ten Hag FA Cup similarities to Sir Alex Ferguson’s 1990 crown More

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      Mauricio Pochettino ‘sounded out’ over instant return to management after Jurgen Klopp rejected role

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      MAURICIO POCHETTINO is a potential candidate for the USA job after leaving Chelsea this summer, according to reports in Argentina.This comes just days after former Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp rejected the stateside role.Pochettino is being considered for the US national men’s team jobCredit: GettyThe US men’s national team are still on the hunt for their next head coach after the sacking of Gregg Berhalter.The 50-year-old was dismissed on the back of their shock group stage exit while hosting the Copa America.The vacancy needs to be filled sooner rather than later as the United States will co-host the 2026 World Cup with Mexico and Canada.And now former Chelsea and Tottenham manager Pochettino has been ‘sounded out’ for the role.read more football newsPochettino has been left without a job since he mutually agreed to controversially leave Chelsea after guiding them to sixth in the Prem.It is believed he is regarded as the ideal candidate for USMNT officials, who are seeking a young, high profile manager who has experience working with world-class players.Klopp, who called time on his legendary stint as Liverpool manager at the end of last season, reportedly rejected the US team’s advances last week.Klopp plans to have a break from football after going head-to-head with Pep Guardiola for the Premier League title for several years.Most read in FootballBEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERSPochettino has coached some of the biggest names in football, including Kylian Mbappe, Neymar, Harry Kane, Cole Palmer and Thiago Silva. But his best work came in charge of Spurs, whom he guided to a first ever Champions League final as well as multiple top-four finishes in the league.Poch in England frame At PSG and Chelsea, the Argentine failed to have the same kind of impact and eventually left both teams earlier than anticipated. Pochettino also sits at 4/1 odds to land the England job after Gareth Southgate called time on his eight years in charge on Tuesday.Meanwhile, former Liverpool Rafael Benitez is also among the proposed contenders to nab the USA job.Benitez has opted to contact the top officials of the USMNT Federation to show interest in the project, according to Spanish news outet AS Sport.Pochettino’s Chelsea recordMAURICIO POCHETTINO had just started to turn Chelsea around.An impressive run of end-of-season form saw the Blues leapfrog the likes of Manchester United and Newcastle to finish sixth in the Premier League – and earn a Europa League spot.But it wasn’t enough to keep him in a job as it was announced that the Argentine had left.Here are all Pochettino’s Stamford Bridge stats:Premier League – 6thFA Cup – Semi-finals (lost to Man City)Carabao Cup – Runners-up (Lost to Liverpool)Total record:Games 51Wins 26Draws 11Defeats 14Goals for 103Goals against 74 More

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      Gareth Southgate offered new job within minutes of announcing he’s quitting as England boss

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      GARETH SOUTHGATE was offered a shock career change within minutes of stepping down as England manager.Southgate quit as Three Lions chief after seeing his side fall at the final hurdle once more with a 2-1 defeat to Spain in Sunday’s Euro final.Southgate has plenty of job options after leaving his England post following eight years in chargeCredit: AlamySouthgate has now decided the time is right to go, with bookmakers proposing he will become the Manchester United boss already.But now Domino’s Pizza have entered the fray by offering Southgate the chance to apply for a job.As soon as Fabrizio Romano posted Southgate’s decision to vacate his role as manager of the national team, the pizza giant stepped in.Almost immediately, Domino’s replied on X: “We’re hiring.”READ MORE FOOTBALL NEWSAnd fans have lapped up the opportunity to add to the tongue-and-cheek X post.One joked: “If you do hire him, he might be able to deliver something for a change.”A second chimed in: “But I heard he doesn’t deliver!”While another said: “He would definitely double box the pizzas.”Most read in FootballBEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERSBut Southgate’s eligibility for the role can be called into question – he has worked for Domino’s rivals before.The former Aston Villa and Middlesbrough midfielder appeared in a Pizza Hut advert in the 90s – just months after missing the crucial penalty against Germany in Euro 96.’Get him in’ – England fans reveal who they would like to replace Gareth Southgate after Euro defeatNext England manager oddsGraham Potter – EvensEddie Howe – 3/1Mauricio Pochettino – 4/1Lee Carsley – 10/1Frank Lampard – 10/1Jurgen Klopp – 10/1Pep Guardiola – 16/1Southgate was the star of a Pizza Hut ad in 1996Credit: PA:Press AssociationFormer England star Stuart Pearce convinced Southgate to take part in the commercial, alongside Chris Waddle.With the pair – who also missed crucial spot-kicks at Italia 90 – taking the mickey out of the future throughout the dialogue.Southgate even wore a paper bag over his head in the iconic ad.And this is isn’t the first time Southgate’s managerial career has been subject to trolling from Domino’s.After England’s subpar performances in Group C last month, the food chain posted a hilarious picture of an out-of-control Domino’s kitchen.READ MORE SUN STORIESOne employee could be seen sprawled on the floor as tons of pizzas flew out of an oven.The caption for the picture read: “If Southgate ran a Domino’s.”The pizza kings took aim with a hilarious social media postSouthgate’s England legacy should be celebrated, not torn downBy Tom BarclayGareth Southgate claimed that only winning Sunday’s final would earn England the respect of the footballing world.Spain proved a last-gasp comeback too far in Berlin, but defeat did not change the fact that Southgate’s eight-year transformation put respect back into the world of England football.Critics will pick apart his cautious tactics, his selection choices and his record in the most high-pressurised games – with some legitimacy.Yet what is quickly forgotten is the laughing stock our national side had become before he took over in 2016.A shambolic Euros exit to Iceland that summer had been followed up by Sam Allardyce quitting just one game into his tenure thanks to his pint of wine with undercover reporters.Then came Southgate, with his decency, his humility, his understated eloquence and his vision for a better, different future.He had analysed why England had so often failed in the past, from lack of preparation at penalty shoot-outs to players being bored out of their minds during major tournaments.Southgate took those findings and implemented a culture where players wanted to play for their country again – and it led to back-to-back finals for the first time in our history.Instead of going to war with the media, he opened his doors to them and discovered, shock, horror, that it was met, generally, with support. It did not stop him from being criticised when required – we are no cheerleaders, here – but the vitriol of yesteryear – or today on social media – was largely gone.No manager is perfect and neither was Southgate. We cannot pretend his teams played like those of Pep Guardiola or Jurgen Klopp.But in the fullness of time, his feats will likely be revered because the results speak for themselves.Hopefully his successor can go one step further and bring football home. To do that, they must show respect to what Southgate has created and build on it, rather than rip it down.To read more from Tom Barclay click HERE. More

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      Thomas Tuchel wants England job as ex-Chelsea manager throws hat in ring to succeed Gareth Southgate

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      THOMAS TUCHEL wants to be England manager – if Gareth Southgate steps down.Tuchel was open to succeeding Southgate after the 2022 World Cup but the FA ultimately decided to extend Southgate’s contract.Thomas Tuchel is keen to take the England jobCredit: GettyIt comes after Gareth Southgate threw his England future into doubtCredit: AlamyThat contract expires in December this year, with the FA keen for Southgate to extend again.But the manager cast doubt on his future when talking on live TV after losing the Euros final.Southgate unusually referred to England’s squad as “they” and refused to comment on his immediate future in the aftermath of defeat.He said: “I think England are in a really good position in terms of the experiences they’ve got now. The age of the squad.READ MORE IN FOOTBALL”Most of this squad are going to be around not only for the World Cup but the next Euros as well.”There’s a lot to look forward to but this moment is not any consolation.”Tuchel most recently managed Bayern Munich from March 2023 until the end of this season.CASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERSSouthgate vs Tuchel records comparedTHOMAS TUCHELAugsburg II 2007-2008P34 W 20 D8 L6 Win percentage: 58.82%Mainz 05 2009-2014P184 W72 D46 L66 Win percentage: 39.13%Borussia Dortmund 2015-2017P107 W67 D23 L17 Win percentage: 62.62%Honours: DFB Pokal Paris Saint Germain 2018-2020P127 W95 D13 L16 Win percentage: 74.8%Honours: Ligue 1 X2, Coupe de France, Coupe de la Ligue, Trophee des Champions x2Chelsea 2021-2022P100 W60 D24 L16 Win percentage: 60%Honours: Champions League, Super Cup, Club World CupBayern Munich 2023-2024P61 W37 D8 L16 Win percentage: 60.66%Honours: BundesligaGARETH SOUTHGATEMiddlesbrough 2006-2009P151 W54 D43 Win percentage: 35.76%England U21 2013-2016P37 W27 D5 L5 Win percentage: 72.97%Honours: Toulon tournamentEngland 2016-PresentP102 W61 D24 L17 Win percentage: 59.8%He was dismissed in February but given a stay of execution until this summer.Most read in Euro 2024He is among the highest profile managers to be linked with the England job so far, having previously won the Champions League, the Bundesliga and the French league title among others.Heartbroken England heroes land back in London to no fans after devastating loss to Spain in Euro 2024 finalThere has been no contact between the FA and Tuchel but SunSport understands the German remains keen on the job.Graham Potter is the current bookies favourite to succeed Southgate should he depart.Tuchel meanwhile is a 33/1 outsider.The FA are also keen on talking to Newcastle manager Eddie Howe but the Magpies would be reluctant to lose their boss.Mauricio Pochettino is another manager the FA have admired in the past and is now out of work having left Chelsea this summer by mutual consent.Under-21s coach Lee Carsley may follow Southgate’s path in stepping up from the youth groups to the senior team.More outlandish reports have linked Jurgen Klopp and Pep Guardiola with the job while Frank Lampard has also been suggested as a Southgate successor. More