The FA has formally advertised the England men's manager vacancy on its website as the search for Gareth Southgate's successor continues.
English football's governing body says it has "already identified a number of candidates" after Southgate announced his resignation from the role on July 16.
The first bullet point in the job description specifies the need to "win a major tournament". England's men's team have not won a major trophy since the 1966 World Cup.
It also says the successful candidate will "have significant experience of English football, with a strong track record delivering results in the Premier League and/or leading international competitions".
Other job requirements include being "experienced in successfully identifying, managing and developing English qualified players" and being "highly resilient and comfortable in a very high-profile role with intense public scrutiny".
The FA has set a deadline of August 2 for applications. England's next game is against the Republic of Ireland in the Nations League on September 7.
