Overview
- Thomas Tuchel said on Wednesday that his England contract contains no release clause and that he has no intention of leaving before Euro 2028.
- He pointed to clear backing from Football Association chief executive Mark Bullingham and chief football officer Dan Ashworth as a key reason for staying.
- Tuchel named the Nations League as an immediate priority and said he is desperate to win that competition as preparation for the home European Championship.
- The manager also acknowledged he misses the day‑to‑day rhythm of club football and expects to return to club management after his England tenure ends.
- With Euro 2028 on English soil and the FA exploring a bid to host the Nations League finals, Tuchel’s commitment raises expectations on performance and increases public scrutiny of the team.