The FA has officially confirmed the renewal of Thomas Tuchel as national team manager. The German coach has extended his commitment to the “Three Lions” until the summer of 2028, ensuring his presence not only for the next World Cup, but also for the European Championship to be held in the United Kingdom and Ireland.
The announcement comes after a historic qualifying campaign for the 2026 World Cup. Under Tuchel’s leadership, England achieved an unbeaten record, completing the qualifiers without conceding a single goal and scoring twenty. This success has consolidated the team among the top five in the world rankings.
Alongside Tuchel, his main coaching staff have also signed contract extensions. Anthony Barry, Henrique Hilário, Nico Mayer, and James Melbourne will continue to be part of the project, ensuring the continuity of a working group that has restored maximum competitiveness to the British squad.
The manager expressed his pride in remaining in the role, calling it a "dream job." Tuchel highlighted the support he has received from the FA and the fans, emphasizing that his main goal is to compete at the highest level on the major international stages that lie ahead in the coming years.
This renewal brings stability ahead of the UEFA Nations League draw and the start of the World Cup. The focus is also on 2028, where England will look to lift the continental trophy in a final to be held at the legendary Wembley Stadium.
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