Coach Thomas Tuchel remains committed to England and intends to remain in charge until at least Euro 2028.
The England manager has dismissed speculation about his future, confirming there is no release clause in his contract that would allow him to leave early.
Although Tuchel admitted he misses the intensity of club football and the regular involvement that comes with managing a team throughout the season, he remains determined to achieve success with England.
“There’s no intention of leaving. I signed the contract. I want to stay until the Euros. I want to do the Euros. We have unfinished business,” Tuchel said.
The German also highlighted his strong relationship with the England squad and coaching staff, as well as the confidence he receives from the Football Association.
“I love my players. I love my staff and I have bosses who trust me. I know how to appreciate it a lot,” he added.
Tuchel acknowledged that international management means spending considerably less time working with players than at club level, but insisted his ambitions remain firmly focused on England.
“I miss my players, and I miss my team, and I miss the 50 matches that I’m not involved in a year. But I’m desperate to win the Nations League and to try to win the Euros,” he said.
