The Daily Mail revealed that Southgate has identified England's World Cup location, and the Souq Al-Wakra Hotel on the Persian Gulf coast will become the three lions station.
According to reports, Southgate chose to let his team enter the Souq Al-Wakra Hotel, 10 miles (about 16 kilometers) south of Doha, during the World Cup, and the Abdulrahman Stadium near the hotel will serve as a training ground for England. The FA has endorsed Southgate's decision and they will be waiting for FIFA's approval, but the FA believes there will be no problems and has informed the England players advising their families to book a hotel nearby.
The Daily Mail said Southgate made the decision in large part because of the hotel's convenient location, which is close to eight of the 10 playing fields, and the Hotel on the Persian Gulf coast offers more tranquility away from the hustle and bustle of Doha. At the same time, the hotel has a private sandy beach with spa facilities and does not offer alcoholic beverages.
The media also said that the hotel's non-peak season room price is 110 pounds per night, which can not be booked after September, with a total of 101 rooms and 17 superior rooms, of which standard rooms are 25 square meters and superior rooms are 43 square meters. The hotel has 5 restaurants, a small fitness center and meeting rooms for tactical analysis sessions.
According to Southgate's proposal, England will train at abdul Rahman Stadium, a 6-minute drive from the hotel, which was once the home stadium of Qatar Star League side Alwaquera and has a capacity of 12,000 fans.
(Luke)
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