Euro 2016: Chris Coleman vows never to consider managing England as his Welsh fairytale faces biggest Port of call

CHRIS COLEMAN would never consider taking charge of England or any other country.

The Wales manager’s stock is high after masterminding his team’s fairytale run to the semi-finals of Euro 2016.

But asked if he would rule himself out as the Three Lions look for a successor to Roy Hodgson, Coleman said: “I think that’s something that I would never rule in.

“It’s something that would never, ever enter my thinking.

“I’ve only ever wanted, at international football, Wales — it would only ever be Wales.”

Coleman recently signed a new contract to take charge of the Dragons through to the 2018 World Cup in Russia.

And at some point he would like to try his luck managing a club side abroad again after previously taking charge of Real Sociedad and Larissa.

He said: “I quite fancy the chance of going abroad again because I think that’s my best chance of managing in the Champions League.

“To get Champions League football in the Premier League, it would have to be a top club — and it’s not something I think I’d get linked with.”