Tuchel intends to stay with England through Euro 2028

Thomas Tuchel says he intends to remain England manager through Euro 2028, despite missing the regular matches and intensity of club football. The coach said he had no release clause in his contract and would not leave for another job before the tournament, while remaining open to options once his deal ends.

“I signed a contract, I want to stay until the Euros. I want to do the Euros. We have unfinished business,” Tuchel said. Asked whether there was any chance he would leave before then, he replied: “I would say so.” His remarks indicate his stated intention, but do not establish how he would respond to a specific offer.

Tuchel said he misses the roughly 50 matches a year associated with club management, as well as the anticipation before kick-off. He described international management as a different rhythm, with longer gaps between working with players. He said he appreciates the trust he receives from England’s leadership and his relationship with the players and staff.

“I love my group of players. I love my staff, and I have bosses who trust me and are happy with the way we do things,” he said. He added that he was “in a good place” with England and wanted to win the Nations...