England manager Gareth Southgate has expressed pride in his team's performance in the World Cup. Despite not advancing to the final, the team has shown significant improvement and a strong team spirit. Southgate believes that the team's progress is a positive sign for the future of English football.

Southgate highlighted the team's ability to compete with the best teams in the world, citing their performances against strong opponents like Belgium and Sweden. He also praised the team's resilience and determination, particularly in their comeback against Colombia.

The England manager acknowledged that the team's World Cup experience will help them grow and improve in the future. He emphasized the importance of learning from their mistakes and building on their strengths. Southgate is confident that the team will continue to improve and become a major force in international football.

Southgate's comments come as the England team returns home to a hero's welcome. Fans have been celebrating the team's progress and dedication to the sport. The team's performance has inspired a new generation of football players and fans in England.

As the team looks to the future, Southgate is optimistic about their chances of success. He believes that the team's experience and growth will serve them well in the years to come.