As reported by The Times, Phil Neville will stand down as Lionesses manager in July 2021, with England now set to host the Women’s Euros the following year.
The FA will apparently make an announcement on Neville’s future tomorrow but it is believed he will be involved in selecting the new manager when his own contract ends next summer.
There will now also need to be a new manager for the Team GB women’s side for the also delayed Olympic Games in Tokyo in 2021.
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