LONDON - Gareth Southgate has made it clear he would like the England manager's job on a permanent basis, Football Association chief executive Martin Glenn said on Thursday. But Glenn told Sky Sports News: "He's made it clear over the last week that he's convinced he wants the job." Glenn said Southgate would shortly be interviewed for the job. Asked if the FA would interview any other candidates for the role, he replied: "Potentially." Southgate stepped up from his role as England Under-21 manager after Allardyce left his position in the wake of a newspaper sting.

Source: Bangkok Post November 17, 2016 15:00 UTC