Gareth Southgate, who previously managed the England national team, has stated that he does not see himself returning to club management in the Premier League.
Southgate’s remarks remove a high-profile name from the pool of candidates for top‑flight English clubs seeking a manager, and will end speculation about a short‑term switch from international to domestic club duties.
The former England boss has been widely respected for his tenure with the national team, and his decision will be noted by clubs weighing their options as they pursue permanent or interim appointments. By ruling out a Premier League return, Southgate narrows the likely destinations for any future managerial role he might consider.
While he declined to commit to a specific next step, his statement offers clarity to Premier League clubs and supporters about his current intentions. Any future developments would depend on Southgate’s own priorities and the opportunities that arise within the broader football landscape.