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Thomas Tuchel commits to England until Euro 2028: Details here
Tuchel has no plans of leaving England

Thomas Tuchel commits to England until Euro 2028: Details here

Nov 12, 2026
02:52 am

What's the story

England football team's head coach Thomas Tuchel has confirmed his commitment to the national team until at least Euro 2028. The announcement comes amid speculation of a potential move by Mauricio Pochettino to Manchester United. Despite no release clause in his contract, Tuchel said he has no plans of leaving the Three Lions for a club role anytime soon. Here's more.

Contract details

'I signed the contract - I want to stay'

Tuchel, who signed his current contract in February, confirmed the absence of a release clause.

"No release clause," and "And there's no intention. I signed the contract - I want to stay until the Euros. I want to do the Euros. We have unfinished business," he said to reporters.

The statement comes as a strong affirmation of his dedication toward leading England through Euro 2028.

Performance review

England's recent form under Tuchel

Under Tuchel's leadership, England reached the semi-finals of this summer's FIFA World Cup and finished 3rd to win the bronze medal.

Since then, they have won three out of four UEFA Nations League matches, including a stunning 7-0 victory against Croatia.

"I love my group of players, I love my staff, and I have bosses who trust me and are happy with the way we do things," said Tuchel about his current team.

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Future prospects

Tuchel hints at return to club football

Despite enjoying his stint with the national team, Tuchel has expressed a desire to return to club football after his tenure.

"Yeah, definitely. I miss the 50 matches, like I said. I miss these two minutes when everything is done. You go out the two minutes before the whistle goes, it's like the best two minutes, everything is done and you're in a full stadium, lights are on and you're just so excited and you're part of it," he said.

"That's actually the two minutes where I kind of a little bit realise how lucky and how grateful I am, and then the whistle goes and you're just in the tunnel again and you're trying to win the game for your team. And you do that every four days."

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