England manager, Gareth Southgate, has said he will continue in the role for the 2022 World Cup.
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However, he made it clear he would need time to reflect before signing a new deal.
Southgate suffered heartbreak at Wembley, as they were beaten by Italy on penalties in Euro 2020 on Sunday.
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Despite the defeat, the FA wants to hand the 50-year-old a new deal.
But speaking after England’s defeat, Southgate said: “I said at the time it is great to have that internal support, you greatly value that as a manager.
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“I don’t want to commit to anything longer than I should, and I don’t want to outstay my welcome, so all of those things need consideration.
“I want to take the team to Qatar. I feel we have made progress over the four years, we have had a fourth, a third, and a second-place finish, and that is as good as anyone.”
