Jill Scott: Retired England midfielder wants to coach but must 'get organised'

She admits she will need to get a bit more organised before she takes up a coaching role.

On Tuesday, the 35-year-old European champion decided to retire.

She joked that she doesn't plan too far ahead, so she's a bit worried now.

Scott would like to work with the younger girls in England.

I love being a coach. I don't know how to use a computer so I need to get more organized.

I would be on the grass all day just coaching, but there's more to it than that. Hopefully some opportunities will arise.

Scott was part of the England team that won the Euro 2022.

She made her England debut in 2006 and is second on the side's all-time list of most caps with 161.

Since the Euros win, Scott said she has been eating what she wants, not training, so she is thinking about going for a run tomorrow.

I enjoy helping people even though my purpose has been playing football. I feel like I will be fine if I help people in whatever way I can.