Watford boss Roy Hodgson can see Leicester City manager Brendan Rodgers taking charge of England.
Rodgers, who takes his Foxes side to Vicarage Road on Sunday, has impressed with his work at the King Power.
And when Gareth Southgate, who is under contract until the end of 2024, moves on, former Three Lions boss Hodgson says the Northern Irishman could be the man to take the job on.
The 74-year-old, who managed England between 2012 and 2016, said: "Yes, why not? The fact is he is a very good manager. His record is excellent and he has done it at big clubs.
"Places where it is not easy to work. He did at Liverpool, Celtic and Leicester, taking over a team in recent years who have shown themselves to be among the elite. He has kept them elite and done extremely well.
"Why not? The fact is we are blessed in this country, there are a lot of good managers and good coaches.
"On the day when Gareth Southgate decides to call it a day or move on, I don't think there will be any shortage of candidates for taking the job on.
"I certainly wouldn't be one to dismiss Brendan's chances in any way. Whether or not he would want to do it is another matter. But of course he has the capability and CV, so who knows?"
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