FA refuse to rule out going foreign route again in search for new manager

Football Association chief executive Martin Glenn has vowed to seek advice throughout the game as he searches for a new manager to arrest England’s perennial tournament traumas.

Glenn will front a three-man panel charged with finding Roy Hodgson’s successor, alongside FA technical director Dan Ashworth and vice-chairman David Gill.

The runners and riders have already started to emerge, with U21 boss Gareth Southgate an early favourite and one-time heir apparent Gary Neville seemingly off the radar after resigning alongside Hodgson.