Gareth Southgate, former England manager, has reflected on his resignation following the team's 2-1 loss to Spain in the Euro 2024 final, emphasizing that he has no regrets about his decision to step down after eight years in charge. He expressed gratitude for the opportunity, stating it was an 'honor' to manage his country, but acknowledged that it was time for a change, allowing for new leadership under interim coach Lee Carsley. Southgate remains open to future opportunities, both within and outside of football, and plans to take time to recharge before making any decisions. He praised the initial success of Carsley, who has led England to two victories in the Nations League since taking over. While Southgate refrained from commenting on the current team's performance, he is confident that the groundwork he laid will lead to future successes for England. His tenure included reaching two finals and one semi-final in major tournaments, raising the expectations for the national team.