Gareth Southgate has decided to step down as manager of the England men's side following their final defeat by Spain in the European Championship. Despite his contract expiring in December, Southgate made the announcement, stating that it's time for a change and a new chapter. During his tenure, Southgate led England to back-to-back Euro finals and a World Cup semi-final, restoring belief and pride in the team. Despite some setbacks, he is praised for creating a positive team culture and improving penalty shootouts. Looking ahead, Southgate leaves behind a squad full of young, exciting talent capable of winning major trophies. His departure marks the end of an era filled with highs and lows, leaving a legacy of hard work, dedication, and passion for English football.