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Gareth Southgate: United speculation is ‘irrelevant’

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Gareth Southgate: United speculation is ‘irrelevant’

Gareth Southgate: United speculation is ‘irrelevant’

England Football Manager Gareth Southgate describes rumours surrounding the next Manchester United manager as “irrelevant” as he says his focus is on “having as successful a tournament with England as possible”.

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