Former
Swansea City and Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers is likely to be the next England
manager, according to SkySports.
England
current boss Roy Hodgson could be leaving the managerial seat after the coming European
Champions this summer. However, it is not confirmed a good performance in the
Euro could give him a new bumper contract.
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The
England football association has been eyeing several managers including Gary
Neville, Mauricio Pochettino and Alan Pardew. However, the SkyBet reveals that
Rodgers is likely to win the race.
Neville
is currently the manager of La Liga side Valencia and assistant to Roy Hodgson
at England but despite of it he is likely to lose the race.
Former
Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers would be the third non English boss, the first and second were Sven Goran
Eriksson and Fabio Capello, respectively.
The
Northern Irishman is currently looking for a job, he has been free from
Liverpool job since the end of last year.
Also,
Premier League top manager Sir Alex Ferguson is also in the queue along with
current Manchester United boss Louis van Gaal who has previously managed
Netherlands.
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