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Lee Carsley thinks 'world-class coach' should manage England

Lee Carsley thinks 'world-class coach' should manage England

Lee Carsley says the England job should go to a "world-class coach who has won trophies".

The Three Lions interim boss seems to have distanced himself from taking the post on a full-time basis as he once again emphasised that he is focusing on leading the team through the three international breaks he was tasked with.

Carsley told ITV after England's 3-1 win over Finland in the Nations League on Sunday (13.10.24): "My bosses have made it totally clear what they need from me.

"This job deserves a world-class coach that has won trophies and been there and done it – and I’m still on the path to doing that.

"I’ve not really thought that much about it. I keep saying the same thing – my remit was to do six games and I’m really happy with that."

Carsley was pleased with the reaction shown by his players in the win against Finland after last week's disappointing defeat to Greece.

He said: "I’m enjoying it – but I didn’t enjoy it the last two days. I’m not used to losing and I don’t take it very well.

"I thought we were looking for a reaction (against Finland). I think they have shown they responded really well, in the best way.

"Scored three good goals, a bit disappointed to concede that one at the end but I thought we were a lot better tonight.

"We played with a lot more control. Looking at the data we had massive possession, lots of passes and created a lot of chances – but I think we can still be better."

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