Gareth Southgate has increased his security arrangements in response to photographs of his house being published while he has been managing England at the World Cup in Qatar.
Safety has been high on the agenda in the England camp after Raheem Sterling missed the last-16 tie against Senegal to fly back to the United Kingdom because of a robbery at his Surrey home. Sterling, who returned to Qatar on Friday and trained before Saturday’s quarter-final against France, has spent much of the week beefing up his security and did not want to rejoin his teammates until he was comfortable about his…
