Thomas Tuchel interested in England job after the World Cup should Gareth Southgate get sacked - report

Thomas Tuchel is reportedly interested in becoming England manager after the World Cup. The German was sacked by Chelsea in September, despite winning the Champions League in 2021, with the former manager apparently not seeing eye to eye with co-owner and chairman Todd Boehly.

Ad Gareth Southgate, the current England manager, has insisted that he is planning on being in charge of England for the team’s Euro 2024 qualifying campaign following the draw for the group games, saying: “As we speak now, I’m contracted to this time in 2024, but I am also well aware that in football you have to get results. Premier LeaguePotter 'going to make own mind up' on Pulisic01/10/2022 AT 08:27 «So the plan is there, and the desire for continuity is there too, but I also don’t take for granted that you don’t underperform and expect to stay in that office.” The qualifiers are set to take place in 2023, with matchday one of the qualifying group stages scheduled between March 23rd-25th.

However, Southgate may not be at the helm for that long, with the Euro 2020 finalist coming under heavy media and fan pressure during England's winless UEFA Nations League campaign. While Southgate’s job is not in danger at all prior to the upcoming 2022 FIFA World Cup, the Football Association may be forced to look for alternatives if the current England side underperform in Qatar.

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