England’s ENTIRE coaching staff to join Gareth Southgate if he takes Man United job

A new report has claimed Manchester United will hire England’s entire coaching staff if they are to make Gareth Southgate the new boss at Old Trafford.

Over the last few weeks, Southgate has gone from one name in a host of potential candidates to one report claiming that the current England manager is Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s No. 1 choice to succeed Erik ten Hag.

That first report came from the Daily Star, with the publication then going on to claim that Ten Hag could walk away from his position at the Red Devils come the end of the season.

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This would leave the door open for the club to appoint his successor be that Southgate, or any of the other potential names.

Now, in a report from the Sun, it has been claimed that if INEOS are to appoint Southgate as the next Manchester United manager, then they will need to bring in his entire coaching staff alongside the 53-year-old.

This would mean Southgate’s assistant manager Steve Holland, as well as coaches Paul Nevin and Martyn Margetson, would need to be offered jobs at the club by Ratcliffe.

According to a source speaking to the Sun, United’s reasons for wanting to hire Southgate are numerous, with the main focus being his ability to command a dressing room in a manner where he is unphased by “big characters.”

Additionally, there is the belief that Southgate will benefit from having the support of several key figures within the United dressing room at his disposal.

Harry Maguire, Luke Shaw, and Marcus Rashford are all believed to have a good relationship with Southgate. Kobbie Mainoo is likely to follow, having been brought into the England fold by Southgate.

According to the report it is believed in particular that Southgate could have a positive effect on Rashford, with the source stating that many at United believe Southgate can reignite the forward’s “world-class talent.”