German Thomas Tuchel named England manager
German Thomas Tuchel has been named head coach of the England national team, the country's Football Association said on Wednesday.
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Thomas Tuchel named England manager: FA hires ex-Chelsea boss - ESPN
Thomas Tuchel has been announced as England's new head coach,the Football Association confirmed on Wednesday.
Tuchel in advanced talks to become England’s manager
The English Football Association is in advanced talks with Thomas Tuchel over appointing him as the next England manager, and it is understood that a deal could be put in place quickly, reports theguardian.com.
Tuchel signs contract to become new England manager, British media report
LONDON :Former Chelsea head coach Thomas Tuchel has signed a contract to become the new England manager, it was widely reported by British media on Tuesday.
Thomas Tuchel set to be unveiled as new England manager - reports
Thomas Tuchel is set to be named England's new manager after agreeing a deal with the Football Association (FA), multiple British and German media outlets reported on Tuesday.
Thomas Tuchel agrees deal to become next England manager
Thomas Tuchel is set to become the next England manager after reportedly agreeing terms with the Football Association.
Man United legend David Beckham sends emotional message after Sven-Goran Eriksson's death
Manchester United icon David Beckham has offered a heartfelt homage to Sven-Goran Eriksson, expressing profound emotions over his passing at the age of 76.
Football World Pays Tribute As 'True Gentleman' Sven-Goran Eriksson Dies Aged 76
Prince William hailed Sven-Goran Eriksson as a "true gentleman" as tributes poured in following the former England manager's death on Monday. Eriksson passed away surrounded by his family after revealing in January he had "at best" a year to live after being diagnosed with terminal cancer. The 76-year-old Swede was the first foreign manager of England, taking them to the World Cup quarter-finals in 2002 and 2006, while reaching the same stage at Euro 2004. As well as his colourful five-year spell with England, Eriksson managed several of the world's top clubs and countries during 42 years in the dugout. In his role as president of the English Football Association, Prince William met Eriksson on many occasions.