'Massive ambition' to lead Team GB - Manager Phil Neville

England Women Head Coach Phil Neville. Photo: Robin Alam/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images

England manager Phil Neville says "it is still a massive ambition" of his to lead Team GB at the Olympic Games.

Neville steps down as England boss in July and current Netherlands boss Sarina Wiegman takes over in September.

No announcement has been made on who will lead Team GB, with the Football Association saying a choice will be made "in due course".

"The Olympics is still a massive ambition of mine," said Neville, who led England to fourth at the World Cup.

"The [Football Association] know that and they have been brilliant in their communication with me in terms of the time frames of when they're going to make the decision.

"Whether you're England manager or a manager from one of the four nations, that's still going to be one of the toughest things to do, to pick 18 players [for the Team GB squad].

"It's one that I was excited to do and now it's obviously a clean slate and hopefully I'll get the opportunity to do it." BBCSport