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- Updated: November 30, 2016
Gareth Southgate has been confirmed as England’s new permanent manager.
Southgate has signed a four year contract with the Football Association – a deal that expires at the end of Euro 2020 – after completing an unbeaten run of four games as interim boss earlier this month.
His appointment was rubber-stamped at an FA board meeting at St George’s Park on Wednesday, with the 46-year-old becoming England’s 16th permanent manager.
Southgate, who will relinquish his duties with the U21s as a result, was present at England’s HQ in Burton, where he is based, but did not appear before the board.
His first match as permanent England manager will be a friendly against Germany on March 22 at Borussia Dortmund’s Signal Iduna …
