Thomas Tuchel issues England future latest as Mauricio Pochettino prepares to take over Manchester United

Tuchel commits to England through Euro 2028 despite no release clause, as Pochettino prepares to replace Carrick at Manchester United.

Thomas Tuchel has confirmed he will not leave his England role before Euro 2028, despite having no release clause in his contract. When asked if there was zero chance of him departing for a major club before the tournament, Tuchel said: "I would say so." The Germany manager signed up to lead England through the home Euros and says he has "unfinished business" with the national team.

Meanwhile, Mauricio Pochettino is set to become Manchester United's new manager, replacing Michael Carrick. Pochettino, currently head coach of the United States, recently extended his contract to 2030 but is now ready to return to club football. United officials have been in Monaco to discuss Carrick's future as they prepare for the managerial change.

Tuchel, 53, acknowledged he misses club football and the 50 matches a year he is not involved in, but remains committed to winning the Nations League and attempting to win the Euros on home soil.