Southgate recently spoke to the BBC about his future in football. He mentioned that he is not in a rush to return to a managerial role. Despite being linked to several positions since leaving international management, he is taking his time.

Southgate expressed his gratitude for his time as England manager, citing the high purpose of improving English football and youth development. He reflected on his time in the role, saying he had a good period, but is not desperate to stay in football.

Southgate has been in football for 37 years and has had limited experience in club management, having managed Middlesbrough from 2006 to 2009. The team was relegated from the Premier League during his tenure.

Southgate's lack of experience outside of international management may impact his future job prospects, but he seems relaxed about not being in football at the moment.