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Southgate resists break clause
- Updated: November 23, 2016
The Football Association’s desire to insert a break clause in Gareth Southgate’s England contract is the biggest hurdle to overcome in the on-going negotiations between the two parties, according to Sky sources.
Southgate was interviewed for three hours at St George’s Park on Monday by the FA’s five-man selection panel, which included chairman Greg Clarke, chief cxecutive Martin Glenn and technical director Dan Ashworth.
With no other candidates expected to be interviewed, the belief is that Southgate will become England’s next permanent manager. However negotiations over the finer details of Southgate’s contract are ongoing with some issues yet to be resolved – and the insertion of a break clause is said to be the biggest point of contention at this stage.
Sky Sports News HQ revealed last Friday that Southgate wants a contract lasting until the end of the European …
