England's Under-21 coach Lee Carsley is preparing for the European Championship final against Germany on Saturday, aiming to defend the title won two years ago. Having taken charge of the senior team briefly last year, Carsley reflects on his rapid rise and learning experience during his short tenure. Despite the pressure, Carsley remains calm and trusts his players to execute the game plan. A second title would strengthen his case to become the senior team manager in the future. Carsley has earned respect from his peers, with Germany boss Antonio di Salvo acknowledging his work. Known for his man management skills, Carsley has built a close relationship with his players, who credit him for their success. The team has a strong camaraderie, which Carsley attributes to the entire staff's efforts. Captain James McAtee and Alex Scott, who scored in the group stage defeat to Germany, have praised Carsley's belief and trust. Winning the tournament would establish Carsley's legacy and set the stage for a potential dynasty.
Source: BBC Sports Football
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