Harry Redknapp Faces Backlash Over Offensive Remarks About England Manager Thomas Tuchel

The former football manager made inflammatory comments and an apparent Nazi salute during a charity event, captured in footage published by The Guardian.

Harry Redknapp referred to England manager Thomas Tuchel as a 'German spy' and compared him to World War II propagandist Lord Haw Haw during a charity event in London last week.
Footage published by The Guardian shows Redknapp making the remarks and appearing to perform a Nazi salute, which was met with laughter and applause from the audience.
The incident has reignited debates about cultural sensitivities and the reception of foreign managers in English football, with Tuchel being the first German to lead the England men's team.
Redknapp has not yet responded to media inquiries or issued a statement regarding his controversial actions and comments.
Thomas Tuchel, a Champions League-winning coach, was appointed England manager in October 2024, facing both praise and criticism for being the third foreigner to hold the position.