Glen Hoddle has advised Gareth Southgate to quit as England boss if he triumphs in the World Cup.
The Three Lions boss is leading the nation into a major tournament for the third time having delivered a semi-final in 2018 and a final three years later on home soil. England, whilst not in brilliant form, are still among the most fancied teams to succeed in Qatar over the next month.
Southgate has been in his role since September 2016 and is aiming to become only the second manager after Sir Alf Ramsey to win a major tournament. The England boss' contract extends beyond the World Cup, but Hoddle, a Betfair ambassador, has urged the 52-year-old to leave if he delivers the World Cup.
