The Football Association will consider appointing Brendan Rodgers as the new England boss if Gareth Southgate decides to quit following their exit from the World Cup.
England crashed of the tournament in Qatar after a heartbreaking 2-1 quarter-final defeat against France on Saturday evening. Goals from Aurelien Tchouameni and Olivier Giroud were enough to send Les Bleus into the last four as Harry Kane scored one penalty, but blazed another over the crossbar.
In the aftermath of the Three Lions exit, it is understood Southgate is considering his future as the England boss. He is taking time out to reflect on his side's efforts at the World Cup and evaluate what's next. The 51-year-old revealed is "conflicted" about his future, having "found large parts of the last 18 months difficult" after failing to win Euro 2020 or the World Cup.
