Newcastle United coach Graeme Jones could be in for another boost after news emerged that Gareth Southgate could see his contract extended.
The former Luton Town manager was selected by Southgate to work with him and senior coach Steve Holland at the European Championships this summer.
Three wins so far and a last 16 clash against Germany on Tuesday night have left FA chiefs impressed with the coaching dynamic so far this summer.
News from the England camp emerged today that Southgate will stay in charge no matter what the result is against Germany at Wembley meaning he and Jones are likely to be in the dugout for the next batch of World Cup qualifiers in early autumn.
Football Association chief executive Mark Bullingham said: "Gareth has done a brilliant job, finishing top of the group, really solid defence, and he's done really well on and off the pitch, in every aspect.
"Our support is unwavering. 100 per cent unwavering. Unwavering support.
"We are 100 per cent behind Gareth. He knows how we feel about him.
"We feel he is brilliant, both on and off the pitch.
"We want him to carry on. He's doing a great job."
When asked if he would stay in the England job, Bullingham said: "Regardless of Tuesday. Absolutely."
