Thomas Tuchel, the head coach of England’s national football team, said he has no release clause in his current contract but remains fully committed to guiding the side at least through the Euro 2028 tournament, even if a major club approaches him.
Speaking about his contractual terms, Tuchel confirmed that his agreement with the Football Association does not contain a clause that would allow him to leave for another employer without mutual consent. He emphasized that the absence of such a clause does not affect his dedication to the England job.
The German manager reiterated his intention to stay with the Three Lions for the foreseeable future, specifically naming the upcoming European Championship in 2028 as a milestone he intends to reach with the team.
Tuchel acknowledged that his success with England could attract interest from top‑flight clubs, but he said any potential approach would be considered only after he has fulfilled his commitments to the national side.
Euro 2028, the next edition of the UEFA European Championship after the 2024 tournament, will be a key objective for England as they look to build on recent performances. Tuchel’s statement underscores the FA’s aim of maintaining continuity in the coaching role as the team prepares for that competition.
<small>Source: Sky Sports — read the original story there.</small>