Jurgen Klopp is the manager Gary Lineker feels England should “go all out for” to succeed Gareth Southgate.
Southgate’s eight years leading the national team are probably coming to an end after England’s loss to Spain in the Euro 2024 final on Sunday night.
He has led the Three Lions to four tournament semi-finals, back-to-back European Championship finals, and a World Cup semifinal during his tenure as coach.
But now there’s a feeling that a new manager may take over, reports Sports Joe
Lineker spoke with Alan Shearer and Micah Richards on his Rest is Football podcast analyzing the aftermath of the match.
They covered the subject of possible successors in the event that Southgate decides to retire.
Eddie Howe and other names were mentioned but the host of Match of the Day praised Jurgen Klopp as the best choice.
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“I’m fairly convinced [Southgate will leave],” he declared.
Perhaps it’s time for someone else with a more contemporary, attacking football style. “The right person to bring the nation together.” I believe that playing a defensive strategy is no longer effective in this game.
“Do you go English? Really, there is just Eddie Howe. Say Gareth decides to end the day. It must be so difficult, demanding and severe that I have a feeling he will.
We said, ‘If you’re English, there may be someone who gets respect, like Lampard. But wouldn’t you go all out for Jurgen Klopp?
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