Thomas Tuchel has ended speculation linking him with Manchester United by signing a new England contract running through 2028.
The 52-year-old has committed to the Football Association beyond this summer’s World Cup and through to Euro 2028.
Tuchel described the opportunity with England as “incredible” and admitted he did not hesitate when offered an extension.
He praised FA chief executive Mark Bullingham and highlighted the strong backing from players, staff, and supporters.
The England boss said he has loved every minute working with the squad and coaching team so far.
Tuchel guided the Three Lions to a flawless World Cup qualifying campaign, strengthening belief in his leadership.
He emphasised the significance of Euro 2028, which will be hosted on home soil.
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Tuchel believes competing at major tournaments is the ultimate stage for any manager in world football.
His core backroom staff, including Anthony Barry and Henrique Hilario, have also extended their contracts.
Bullingham called Tuchel the best available candidate globally and praised his big-game experience.
The FA believes securing Tuchel early removes distractions ahead of the World Cup and Euro 2028.
United had reportedly viewed Tuchel as a potential managerial target this summer.
However, his renewed commitment signals full focus on international success with England, reports Mirror.
Tuchel insists the squad unity and togetherness give them a genuine chance of silverware.
England now move forward with stability, clarity, and long-term planning under his leadership.
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