Thomas Tuchel Unveiled as England Manager: “Proud to Represent England”

Thomas Tuchel shares his excitement and pride in becoming England's new manager, citing the FA's vision and his passion for the Premier League. He sets sights on World Cup 2026 glory.

Thomas Tuchel, the renowned German football manager, has officially taken the reins as England's new manager. In his introductory press conference, Tuchel expressed his delight and pride in representing the Three Lions.

When asked why he chose England over other opportunities, such as Manchester United, Tuchel revealed, “Well, I like the idea here at the FA... and the way their CEO Mark presented it. That was a decision for this job, and not against anyone else or any club.”

Tuchel's enthusiasm for the role was palpable as he emphasized, “I'm proud to be here, I'm proud to represent England. I want to put the second star on this shirt.” Referencing England's historic 1966 World Cup triumph, Tuchel's ambition is clear.

The German manager set his sights on the ultimate prize, declaring, “We will work hard for the biggest target in football, making our dream come true at the World Cup 2026.”

Tuchel acknowledged his foreign roots but assured fans of his commitment to the English national team. “I just have a German passport... but all of these supporters can feel my passion for the English Premier League, how I love to work here, how I love to live here... hopefully I can convince them I am proud to be an England manager.”

Citing the legendary Pelé, Tuchel described Wembley Stadium as a the heart, the capital, and cathedral of football. I think he was absolutely right.” This statement underscores Tuchel's reverence for English football's iconic venue.

With Tuchel at the helm, England fans will be eager to see how his tactical expertise and passion for the Premier League translate to success on the international stage.

Highlights 

Thomas Tuchel appointed England manager

Cites FA's vision and passion for Premier League as reasons for joining

Targets World Cup 2026 glory

Emphasizes pride in representing England

References Pelé's praise for Wembley Stadium