The dejected English celebs have given one other a final hug at Stansted Airport before saying goodbye.

Gareth Southgate says goodbye to England skipper Harry KaneJoe Gomez, Jude Bellingham, Trent Alexander-Arnold and Bukayo Saka interact as the England squad go their separate waysSouthgate embraces Ezri KonsaKane and Alexander-Arnold say their goodbyesThe England boss lovingly consoles Phil Foden as they depart campKane and Jude Bellingham flew back to England with the squadEberechi Eze and Foden handshake as the players head home to their familiesLuke Shaw impressed in the Euro final as he says cheerio to the Three Lions bossSouthgate arrived at London Stansted Airport this afternoonConor Gallagher looked bleak as he was guided through Stansted earlierNo smiles were offered from Marc GuehiSouthgate wasn’t completely downcastThe FA decided to not have any fans greet the playersLuke Shaw looked glum as he made his way down the stairsKane heads for the cars homeJohn Stones and Foden looked downtrodden as they made their way across the landing groundOllie Watkins heads for the car home from Stansted AirportCole Palmer – who notched England’s equaliser in the final – stands back with this hood upAn England fan went to wave support to England’s returning starsAt 2:30 pm, the players’ private jet touched down.

Following their 2-1 defeat by Spain in the final of the Euro 2024, Gareth Southgate’s team wasted little time in returning to the UK from Germany.

Players were seen leaving the Berlin Ritz Carlton Hotel earlier after their 2-1 loss to Spain in the Euro 2024 final.

Gareth Southgate waved to the supporters who had gathered to support the team while holding a drink in one hand.

As the England players and staff proudly left Berlin, the hotel staff also gave them admiration.

The manager, whose status as England’s manager is still in doubt, led by example as his players embarked on their return trip to England.

When someone asked him about his future plans, he responded, “It is not the right time for me to talk about that.” I need to talk to the right people and give myself some space.

Earlier Southgate waved to fans that had come to applaud them in BerlinKane thanked fans before he got on the bus in GermanyBellingham thanked fans before getting on the busFoden waved to the fans, seeming astonished.

“Being able to move on to another final was an honour. However, it is challenging to come up short at the moment.

A few players were taken aback as Harry Kane and Southgate bravely waved to the spectators.

Phil Foden waved and looked clearly upset despite his pain.

People like Luke Shaw and Bukayo Saka seemed unhappy as they got on the bus.

English fans won’t get to meet the team when they reach back to London, even though they welcomed them at the hotel in Berlin.

“England’s players and staff will be travelling back on a charter flight,” the FA said in a statement confirming the decision to fly privately.

Saka looked down before boarding England’s team bus in BerlinA gutted Stones kept his hood up as he headed to the busDeclan Rice wore a cap as he kept a low profile on the way to the team busShaw looked disappointed as he walked onto the busGordon said that his lack of playing time during the competition was frustrating.

“And since they will be leaving the airport through a private terminal, there won’t be an opportunity for the general public to greet them when they arrive.
“We express our gratitude to our amazing supporters for their unwavering support throughout the tournament.”

The Three Lions suffered a devastating defeat as they lost the Euro final for the second consecutive year.

Teen sensation Lamine Yamal put the ball into Nico Williams of Spain, who opened the score a minute into the second half.

A sudden upsurge in English involvement occurred in the game after Cole Palmer’s equaliser in the 73rd minute.

But in the 86th minute, the Three Lions suffered late heartbreak due to Mikel Oyarzabal’s header from a Marc Cucurella cross.

England attempted to equalise late in the game when Dani Olmo cleared Marc Guehi’s header off the line, but the Three Lions ultimately came up short.