With England's 3-0 over Greece in the UEFA Nations League, incoming manager Thomas Tuchel will have a lot to work with ...

The high number of players dropping out of the England squad has been blamed on the Football Association delaying Thomas ...

Thomas Tuchel will not influence the selection of England's next squad despite his appointment as the national team's next ...

There is one issue with England appointing Thomas Tuchel as Gareth Southgate’s successor — and it isn’t his nationality. Rather, what does it say about English coaches — in number and ...

Thomas Tuchel has a signed a deal to become the next manager of the England men's football team. The German was officially unveiled on Wednesday following Gareth Southgate's resignation after Euro ...

Thomas Tuchel is convinced he can push England to find a higher gear as he targets success at the 2026 World Cup. Tuchel has been appointed England head coach on an 18-month contract from January ...

Thomas Tuchel intends to poach coaches from his former side Chelsea as he assembles his new England backroom staff. The German was named as Gareth Southgate's permanent successor on Wednesday ...

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He won the Under-21 World Cup with a lot of these players ... While he struggled, Thomas Tuchel came in and of course you're never going to see anyone feel better or look better than they do ...

Nothing is impossible in sport' - new England boss Thomas Tuchel tells BBC's Dan Roan Wayne ... led England to the European Under-21 Championship title last year. England also won under-20 and ...

Wayne Rooney says he is "surprised" that Thomas Tuchel has been appointed England ... led England to the European Under-21 Championship title last year. England also won under-20 and under-17 ...

At Thomas Tuchel's unveiling as England's new head coach on Wednesday, the message from the German and the Football Association's chief executive, Mark Bullingham, could not have been clearer.