Good morning, European fans,

Gareth Southgate will continue to abandon the iconic waistline for the euro this summer.

The British boss wore his fashionable clothes three years ago and stole the Russian World Cup performance.

But in the upcoming games, the vest will no longer pay off, especially in most England games in London.

Southgate told BBC Radio 4 today: “It is a wonderful time to connect with the public.

“I haven’t worn a vest since then… I don’t think I will wear a vest this summer.”

Southgate also announced that Liverpool right back Trent Alexander Arnold is likely to play in the 2020 European Cup.

He told BBC Radio 4: “I think there is no doubt that he can.

“The difficulty is that he hasn’t had the opportunity to do this since he was young, and this is where he studied at Liverpool College.

“He is an excellent passer and has an excellent passing vision. So he is the organizer of the right back.

“So, why not let yourself be a midfielder at some point in your career?”

Finally, the supremacy of Uefa club will discuss today’s plan to abolish the rules for away goals.

SunSport revealed last month that the European Club Competition Committee is ready to change the criticized rules.

However, a suggestion was made to increase the number of goals in the first 90 minutes of the second round.

Some people think that the advantage of stopping away goals in overtime can be confusing.

Instead, panelists debated the abolition of the rules originally introduced in the 1965-66 season.

UEFA is considered “neutral” to the proposal, which must be approved by the ruling executive committee.

If the head of the club agrees, it may end in the 2021-22 European competition.