Thomas Tuchel, the manager of the England football team, has opted to sign a new two-year contract with the Football Association, keeping him in the role until after Euro 2028. Initially, Tuchel's contract was set to expire following the World Cup, but he found the experience of managing the national team enjoyable and rewarding. His decision comes amidst speculation linking him to a potential move to Manchester United, which indicates the high regard in which he is held in the football community.

The expected announcement from the Football Association will be made prior to the Nations League draw in Brussels, attended by Tuchel. His decision to remain as England's coach underscores the FA's commitment to maintaining stability and continuity in the national team following a successful World Cup qualifying campaign, where Tuchel led the team to an unblemished record.

This contract extension is not only significant for Tuchel's career but also represents a strategic advantage for the FA in the face of rival interests from high-profile clubs. Given his successful track record and the enjoyment he finds in the role, Tuchel's decision to stay assures fans and stakeholders of a focused and committed leadership heading into major international competitions, including the upcoming 'home Euros', a tournament that carries substantial importance for England.