Gareth Southgate, the former England head coach, has taken up a new role with UEFA, less than two months after his departure from the national team.

The 53-year-old ended his eight-year tenure with England following Euro 2024. In recent months, even before his exit from the England job was announced, Southgate's name had been linked to several positions, including Manchester United prior to Erik ten Hag signing a new contract extension at Old Trafford.

Reports now suggest that Southgate has accepted a new position that will last until the end of the season. Meanwhile, Henry Winter claims he will be attending matches as a UEFA technical observer, alongside ex-West Ham United manager David Moyes.