Southgate focused on Euros despite Man Utd links

England boss Gareth Southgate reaffirms his commitment to this summer's European Championships despite speculation linking him to Manchester United.

The 53-year-old manager is set to guide England at Euro 2024 in Germany, potentially marking his fourth and final tournament leading the national team.

With his Football Association contract set to expire in December, Southgate has been rumoured as a potential candidate for the Manchester United managerial position, if the club opts to part ways with Erik ten Hag.

Speaking to ITV News, Southgate said: "Well, I'm not a big gambling man, and bookies, they can make their odds but it's not conversations that's been had with me."

"I've got one thing to focus on. That's having as successful a tournament with England as possible. Everything else outside of that is a complete irrelevance to me.

"If I start talking about that, then I'm already distracted from what I'm doing. So, I think the country would expect that my focus is on England, and rightly so it is.

"We've had three tournaments where we've taken the public on a brilliant ride, I think we know that and I know that you've got that desire to go that one step further, and this is a brilliant opportunity for us to do that."