Gareth Southgate appears to have retired from football management after changing his profession on official documents from "football manager" to "company director".

The former England boss has made the change on papers for his property business, giving the clearest indication yet that his coaching career may be over.

The 54-year-old has not returned to management since leaving the England job following last summer's Euro 2024 final defeat to Spain.

Instead, Southgate has been pursuing various other professional interests.

Southgate's last match in charge of England was the Euro 2024 final, where Spain defeated the Three Lions 2-1.

After stepping down from the national team, he stated he would not return to a coaching role for at least a year.

The Sun say that documents for MAS Investment Holdings Limited, which manages his £6.2 million property portfolio, now list his profession as "company director" rather than "football manager".

Despite being linked with Premier League jobs, including Manchester United before they appointed Ruben Amorim, Southgate has opted for different career paths.

The former defender, who lives in North Yorkshire with his wife Alison, has instead taken on several temporary roles.