Coleman may be tempted to quit Wales - Saunders


Britain Football Soccer - Wales - EURO 2016 Homecoming Celebrations - Cardiff, Wales - 8/7/16 Wales head coach Chris Coleman at Cardiff City Stadium Action Images via Reuters / Adam Holt Livepic EDITORIAL USE ONLY.

COVENTRY, England (Reuters) - Former Wales striker Dean Saunders says his country will struggle to hang on to Chris Coleman after their startling run to the Euro 2016 semi-finals and believes the manager could be tempted away soon.

The Welsh, appearing in their first major tournament finals since 1958, exceeded their wildest dreams by reaching the last four in France earlier this month before being beaten 2-0 by eventual winners Portugal.

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