Gareth Southgate has revolutionized the England national team in a very positive way.
And the result of that was quite evident during the World Cup in Russia when the Three Lions reached the semi-finals of the tournament.
But ever since the conclusion of the World Cup, the English FA have been trying desperately to tie down Gareth Southgate to a new deal.
Last months reports suggested that Southgate was not eager to sign a new contract with the Three Lions and that England were looking at alternatives.
Now according to the Telegraph, England are planning to offer Gareth Southgate a new deal which if he chooses to accept will keep him in charge of the national side until 2022.
Gareth Southgate currently receives £1.5 million a year but under the terms of the new deal, the manager will see a significant rise to his salary – up to £3 million.
While many fans are ecstatic about this new deal but the deal does nothing but increases Gareth Southgate’s salary as the Three Lions manager.
Gareth Southgate is set to sign a new four-year contract to remain as England manager for the 2022 World Cup.
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You see, Gareth Southgate’s current contract with England is until 2020 – with an option to extend for two further years.
Having said that though, the next Euros will certainly be a huge test for the manager and if he fails to deliver a good result then it will be tough for Gareth Southgate to remain at the helm for much longer.
England are already said to be finding a suitable replacement for their current manager and the names of Steven Gerrard and Frank Lampard rank very high on that list.
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