Everything Thomas Tuchel has said about his England future amid World Cup sack calls

Following England's 2-1 World Cup semi-final defeat to Argentina, manager Thomas Tuchel faces scrutiny but has repeatedly affirmed his commitment to the role. He stated he is '100%' committed to staying through Euro 2028, retains hunger for the job, and acknowledged that failure at the World Cup could end his tenure. Tuchel admitted the future is uncertain but feels right about continuing. England will play France in the third-place play-off on July 18, 2026, before transitioning into the UEFA Nations League campaign starting September 26 against Spain. The article compiles Tuchel's key statements from his unveiling in 2024 through post-semi-final comments.

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