“Complete Irrelevance,” says Gareth Southgate on Man United’s job reports

England national football team manager Gareth Southgate has opened up about the Manchester United’s job reports as the rumours are swirling of him replacing Ten Hag in the next season. Manchester United manager Ten Hag is not in good shape this year as only two games remaining in this season. Amidst the reports, “complete Irrelevance,” are the words said by Gareth Southgate after asked about Manchester United job for next season. This means Ten Hag is likely to continue as manager despite a poor performance this season.

Despite this England national football team manager Gareth Southgate to the Manchester United job, the tactician has addressed the speculation with a straight no. Reports have suggested that Southgate could be in line to replace current United manager Ten Hag, whose tenure at the club has been under ptessure due to a lackluster season performance.

With only two games remaining in the current season, the pressure on Ten Hag has buildd up about his future at Old Trafford. However, when questioned about the possibility of taking over the reins at Manchester United next season, Gareth Southgate denies firmly.

Southgate’s dismissal of the rumours suggests that he is not entertaining the idea of a move to club management at this stage. Despite his impressive track record with the England national team, Southgate seems content in his current role and is focused on leading the Three Lions to success on the international stage.