Thomas Tuchel Committed to England Until Euro 2028

Thomas Tuchel has stated he will not leave his position with the England national football team before Euro 2028. He expressed a desire to fulfill his contract and address what he calls “unfinished business” with the team.

Tuchel, who took over as England’s coach in 2025, confirmed that there is no release clause in his contract and he has no plans to depart before the tournament. His comments come as Manchester United looks to replace their current coach, Michael Carrick, with Mauricio Pochettino.

In his own words, Tuchel said, “I signed a contract; I want to stay until the Euros. I want to do the Euros.” He signed a two-year contract extension earlier this year, ensuring he will lead the team through Euro 2028.

Looking ahead, Tuchel mentioned he is open to various possibilities once his contract ends, including a return to club management, which he misses. He acknowledged the demands of club football, with matches occurring every few days.

Tuchel expressed gratitude for his current role, appreciating the trust he has from the Football Association and the freedom to work with his coaching staff. He emphasized the importance of having supportive bosses and a strong connection with his players.

He concluded by sharing his eagerness to win upcoming competitions, including the Nations League and the Euros, highlighting his commitment to the England team.