Gareth Southgate has resigned as the manager of the England national football team after an unsuccessful Euro 2024 final, ending an eight-year tenure marked by significant achievements including reaching two major tournament finals and repairing the team's connection with the public. His departure comes after overseeing a remarkable turnaround in team culture and performance post previous managerial crises. Southgate's successor faces the challenge of maintaining the positive environment he created while striving for further success. Southgate's decision for change after 102 games in charge reflects a desire for new leadership in English football.