Gerrard, Lampard and Parker set to be in the running to become the next England Under-21 manager

England Under-21 boss Lee Carsley is set to consider his future after this summer’s European Championships.

In the event of Carsley’s departure, it is understood Steven Gerrard, Frank Lampard and Scott Parker will be among the coaches the FA sound out over the role.

It has long been the governing body’s ambition to draft more former international players under their umbrella.

All three are out work and are likely to consider a position with the U21s if Carsley leaves.

After two years in the role, the former Everton midfielder is ready to consider his involvement with the Football Association beyond the Euros as he contemplates a return to club management.

Lee Carsley is set to consider his future as England Under-21 boss after this summer’s Euros

Steven Gerrard and Frank Lampard could be in line to be the next England Under-21 manager

Scott Parker was recently sacked by Club Brugge but could return to management soon

Carsley has held club roles with Brentford and Birmingham and has also worked within Manchester City’s academy.

For the time being, Carsley will select his squad for this month’s games against France and Croatia on Friday but is likely to review his position after the summer tournament in Romania and Georgia.