Despite playing the final of the European Championship twice in a row, the English did not touch the title. Gareth Southgate left Harry Kane-Bellinghams responsibility with the responsibility of that failure. From then on, rumors started as to who would take over the responsibility of the English. Rumors were that German coach Jurgen Klopp wanted to give England responsibility. However, the former coach of Liverpool dismissed that rumour.

But this time no more rumours, the England Football Association released a statement yesterday about their coach. The statement said Lee Kersley will act as England's interim coach until a coach is found. Born in England, Kersley played for Ireland. UEFA Nations League will start next month. Cursley has been entrusted with this tournament. On the 7th of next month, the English will enter the field with a match against Ireland in the Nations League.

Prior to this, Kersley served as the head coach of the England Under-20 and 21 football teams. He played 40 matches for the Ireland national team. He played for English club Everton from 2002 to 2008. He played a total of 472 matches for multiple clubs. The manager was from Brentford. In addition, Kersley has also served as interim coach of Coventry City and Birmingham City.