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How England hired ‘outstanding’ Thomas Tuchel – and why not everyone is happy about it

Last updated: October 18, 2024 5:05 pm
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The Football Association faced a daunting task when Gareth Southgate stepped down as England manager after the Euro 2024 final. Southgate had been a transformative figure in modern football management, and finding his successor was a challenge the FA had not anticipated. Despite hopes that Southgate would continue if England had won the championship, his departure left the FA with no choice but to look for a new manager.

Three months later, Thomas Tuchel was unveiled as the new England manager, signing an 18-month contract worth around £6 million per year. Tuchel, fresh off winning the Champions League and Club World Cup with Chelsea, was seen as the best candidate to lead England to World Cup glory. His appointment came after a thorough selection process that involved considering a shortlist of candidates and reaching out to top managers like Pep Guardiola, who ultimately could not commit to the job.

While Guardiola was the FA’s dream choice, his contractual obligations and uncertain future made Tuchel the more viable option. Jurgen Klopp and Mauricio Pochettino were also considered, but Tuchel’s recent success and experience in English football set him apart. The FA’s decision to hire Tuchel, a foreign manager, over English candidates sparked some disappointment, but the organization believed he was the right person to lead England to success.

The process of securing Tuchel’s appointment was swift and confidential, with the FA moving quickly once he expressed interest in the role. Tuchel’s vision for the team and track record of developing English players impressed the FA, leading to his official unveiling as the new England manager. Despite some challenges, including the handling of interim manager Lee Carsley’s situation, the FA is confident that Tuchel’s leadership will propel England to new heights.

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Overall, Tuchel’s appointment has been met with positive reactions from fans and industry experts alike. His proven track record and charismatic presence make him a compelling choice to guide England to the 2026 World Cup. While there are risks associated with hiring a foreign manager, the FA believes Tuchel’s expertise and winning mentality will benefit the team in their quest for international success.

In conclusion, the FA’s decision to appoint Thomas Tuchel as the new England manager marks the beginning of an exciting chapter for the national team. With Tuchel at the helm, England will look to build on their recent successes and aim for glory on the world stage.

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