Alan Shearer names England player of Euro 2024 and drops  Southgate future update

In addition to announcing his choice for the England player of the tournament, Alan Shearer gave a major update on Gareth Southgate’s future and explained why England “deserve” to win Euro 2024.

The Three Lions’ time in Germany hasn’t always been easy, but on Sunday night they’ll try to put an end to 58 years of suffering by defeating favorites Spain in the European Championship final. Even though England only scored two goals in their first two group games due to a lack of rhythm and optimal formation, they have improved significantly as the tournament has gone on.Now as history is about to unfold in Berlin, expectations are high for one of the greatest evenings in England’s history as they take against La Roja. Southgate is favored with probably the most talented England team in a generation at his disposal.

Though they have had to come from behind in each of their three knockout games thus far, England has undoubtedly not had an easy time of it. Jude Bellingham’s magnificent overhead kick at the very end of their match against Slovakia in the last-16 was what many thought to be their pivotal moment.

In their quarterfinal match against Switzerland, England rallied behind a goal by Bukayo Saka and went on to win on penalties, while Ollie Watkins’ last-minute winner against the Netherlands

Euro 2024 final: Shearer calls for England to win AND a Bank Holiday

Now, a devoted and patriotic Shearer is pleading with England to complete the task. He even concedes that if it meant the Three Lions winning the Henri Delaunay Cup, he would “let Sunderland win the Premier League.”

“I will not oppose England. He told betfair, “There are so many things that have happened that make us all think that this could be England’s tournament.” Alongside magical moments when we most needed them, there were also the times of goals, penalties, and a little bit of luck that everyone needs. You can point to so many different things.

“I’m aiming for an England victory. Indeed, that is possible. The best team in the tournament is the opposition we face, but I just have a sense that we’ll”I hope England leads 3-0 with 15 minutes remaining so we can all unwind and take in the festive atmosphere, but I have a feeling that won’t happen. There, I might be dreaming!I hope it turns out to be the case, but I believe it will be really close. England is never easy to beat, and this tournament has shown that we will have to overcome all obstacles in order to prevail.

be a bank holiday; Tuesday looks to be the day. In the event that we win, the players will go to Buckingham Palace and there will be a spectacular open-top bus procession.

“An individual inquired if I would support England winning, yet Sunderland advanced to the

England ‘deserve to win’ as Shearer names Three Lions player of tournament

Shearer went on, “Like so many before and after me, I’ve always wanted to win a trophy for England, but it never happened. These guys now have the opportunity to go down in history books and be remembered for all time.

“58 years has passed since our nation last won a trophy. Now that he and the group have brought us this near, Gareth needs to figure out a means to cross the boundary. They have demonstrated amazing resiliency, faith, and unity. It has everything.
“They have the chance to go down in history as winners, and they deserve to succeed, but winning and succeeding are two different things.”

They must battle and scrap because they are playing a very strong Spanish club that has experienced the challenging side of the draw. Spain is the clear favorite going into the match, but England is there and should definitely have a shot.

Regarding England’s player of the tournament, BBC pundit Shearer also acknowledges that he can’t decide between two players.

Although the Sunday’s final may make him reconsider, he believes Arsenal’s Bukayo Saka now somewhat outclasses Man United’s Kobbie Mainoo.

“There are a few players that come to mind when discussing England’s best players. Saka and Kobbie Mainoo have both been outstanding. every aspect of him. He exudes a certain aura, making nothing seem to phase him.

“Everyone anticipated that England’s defense would be vulnerable, but it hasn’t; Marc Guehi and John Stones have both had excellent tournaments.

“Jordan Pickford also merits recognition since, in addition to his penalty save, he has produced other outstanding saves at crucial moments. However, I must admit that Bukayo Saka is my player of the competition. He’s a breath of fresh air, having had an amazing tournament.

Gareth Southgate: Big update on future of England manager

Shearer went on, “I’m really excited about the game and I can’t wait.” I’ve had a great time traveling for the games and the tournament, and I can’t wait to experience the atmosphere.

“Thousands of England supporters will be arriving in Berlin, and we can only hope that it will be a night to remember.”

The future of manager Southgate, whose contract with the FA expires at the end of this year, has been one of the side concerns surrounding Euro 2024. Although reports in recent days have suggested the FA would like to see the 53-year-old extend his stay regardless of the outcome of Sunday’s final, Southgate acknowledged going into the tournament that this would probably be his last with England.Shearer now thinks his friend is prepared to stay longer, removing a big obstacle to Southgate’s potential desire to stay in the position he has held for eight years. Shearer and Southgate were teammates in the England squad during their time together.

“I believe Gareth will make his own decisions, and that’s okay. Regardless of England’s outcome against Spain, he must make a significant choice.”Gareth has voiced his displeasure with the performances that have been made during this tournament; therefore, he will evaluate a number of things, including whether or not he has had enough and whether England wins. He will be the one to determine his own course in life, and he will always act morally when making decisions.

“I hope Gareth Southgate continues to lead England.” How can you turn your back on a team that has a chance to win the World Cup in two years if England wins Euro 2024?

“It will be a big choice, but he’ll make the best choice for his family and himself.”