Tuchel has no intention of leaving England for club role before Euro
We have unfinished business." Asked whether there was zero chance of him leaving if a big club came in before the Euros, Tuchel said: "I would say so." Tuchel admits he is "open for everything" when his contract expires, including staying on, and deeply appreciates what he has with England.
Key points
- Tuchel led England to bronze at the World Cup having signed a two-year extension in February, ending speculation about his future and keeping him in charge for the European Championship on home soil in 2028.
- "No release clause and there's no intention," England boss Tuchel said.
- England manager Thomas Tuchel speaks during a press conference at the Tottenham Hotspur Training Ground, ahead of Thursday's UEFA Nations League match against Croatia.
Additional details
- "But I'm desperate to win the Nations League and to play and try to win the Euros." Tuchel rounds off his second year in international management with Thursday's Nations League group match against Croatia and Sunday's trip to Spain.
- The 53-year-old will then have to wait until March to work with his players again and sees himself one day returning to the cut and thrust of club football.
- "If you look in a club, it's key that it's from top to bottom - the message and the way things should be done is aligned.
- Sometimes these two minutes (before games) don't feel so good if you're in a bad place with your club team.
- The former Paris St Germain, Chelsea and Bayern Munich boss moved into international management for the first time when he began work as Gareth Southgate's permanent successor at the start of last year.
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