Eddie Howe has little interest in changing into England’s subsequent supervisor ought to Gareth Southgate resolve to step down after the World Cup in Qatar.

Howe signed a long-term contract with Newcastle United in the summertime and is completely dedicated to the problem of attempting to ascertain the membership as a serious drive within the Premier League.

The 44-year-old, who was one of many bookmakers’ favourites to switch Southgate, has at all times mentioned he must have day-to-day contact together with his gamers, which is among the major drawbacks of worldwide administration.

“No, it will not be one thing I’m excited about,” mentioned Howe forward of Newcastle’s journey to Fulham. “Within the brief time period it’s not on my radar in any respect. It’s all Newcastle and attempting to make this group higher.

“I’ve at all times mentioned I like the day-to-day teaching, love being with the gamers on the coaching floor. Worldwide soccer, you get that taken away for lengthy intervals. At this second in my life, that isn’t one thing I wish to do.”

Howe has as a substitute urged individuals to understand the success Southgate has had with the England group somewhat than clamour for somebody to switch him.

“Gareth has achieved an unimaginable job, and I imply that from the underside of my coronary heart,” he mentioned. “I  have been fortunate sufficient to go in and see him work and I’ve lots of time for him and Steve Holland. 

“They’ve been wonderful for England. You need to bear in mind the place England had been earlier than he took over and what he has achieved for the nation.”