'It's time for change': Southgate steps down as England head coach after Euro disappointment

Gareth Southgate said he is resigning as England manager on Tuesday two days after they lost to Spain in the Euro 2024 final.

"It's time for change, and for a new chapter. Sunday's final in Berlin against Spain was my final game as England manager," he said in statement.

"I joined the FA in 2011, determined to improve English football. In that time, including eight years as England men's manager, I have been supported by some brilliant people who have my heartfelt thanks. 

The outgoing head coach has led the national team in 102 games, expressing immense pride in the players' dedication and spirit.

"Every one of them has been proud to wear the three lions on their shirts, and they have been a credit to their country in so many ways," he said. 

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