Lee Carsley will be handed a new contract to stay at England Under-21s after guiding them to the Euros final on Saturday. With the FA football hoping he will agree ok again.

The Daily Mail reports Carsley has held talks about his future with John McDermott. FA technical director during the tournament in Georgia. And a new contract will be formally offered by chief executive Mark Ballingham later this month.

Carsley currently has 12 months left on his contract and the FA want to hold him longer. Especially after his outstanding performance. As he led the U21s to the final of a major tournament for the first time in 14 years.

The former outlet revealed last month that. Carsley was on the Football Association of Ireland list. As for who will replace Stephen Kenny as manager. The former Everton midfielder has dreams of becoming a club manager UFABET 

Lee Carsley has worked for the FA since being appointed as Under-20s coach three years ago. Before replacing Aidy Boothroyd as Under-21s manager 12 months later is highly accepted.

“Now mainly we need to restore our inner body. The players need to rest for a bit and then look to the final match. They are determined to do well. I am very fortunate [to manage this team] credit to the players. They are highly committed. They play with pride when they have the ball. When they block and when clearing the ball. But there are a lot of things we can work on before the next game.”