• Manager has an understanding with the FA regarding his contract
• Chances of a new deal rest on team’s performance at Euro 2016Roy Hodgson has said he will be happy to relinquish his role as England manager if it becomes clear the public attain not want him to continue in the job after Euro 2016 and he gets the sense that “most people are wishing that I was not there”.
Hodgson’s contract is due to run out after this summer’s tournament and the Football Association has an understanding with the 68-year-extinct that a decision on his future will be taken after the competition, with his chances of a new contract depending largely on how the team maintain played.
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Source: theguardian.com