Gareth Southgate has begun a new role as a UEFA technical observer just weeks after resigning as England manager following their Euro 2024 final defeat to Spain. The former Three Lions boss, who led the team for eight years, will analyze matches from a coaching perspective and report on trends to enhance coaching education. Southgate, who has previous experience with UEFA, including contributions to a technical report for the Champions League final, will utilize advanced visual aids and statistical data in his observations. He will work alongside David Moyes, with both tasked to provide insights that can help shape future coaching methodologies. Despite speculation linking him to managerial positions, including Manchester United, Southgate's current role suggests he may not return to management this season. The FA is yet to appoint a permanent successor, with Lee Carsley taking interim charge of the national team.