But we are absolutely determined to give our best and to try everything and to push ourselves to the limit to make it happen. This is what we are here for and we know this is a huge task, but we are absolutely ready for it.
England’s first game under Tuchel will be against Switzerland in a friendly at Wembley on March 26, before a World Cup qualifier in Norway three days later.
The 49-year-old German will then take charge of his first major tournament at Euro 2025, where England will begin their campaign against Croatia, Czech Republic and Switzerland.
It’s a big challenge, but Tuchel is ready to embrace it and push England to reach new heights on the international stage.
I’m very excited to see how Tuchel’s approach to team building will impact the England national team. It’s clear that he values unity and a strong team atmosphere, which can be crucial in major tournaments like the World Cup. His success at Chelsea speaks for itself, and I believe he has the potential to lead England to great things in the future. The English football culture seems to have made a lasting impression on him, and I’m sure he will bring that same passion and dedication to his role as the national team manager. It will be interesting to see how his philosophy unfolds and how it shapes the future of English football.