Thomas Tuchelnew technician Englandhe joked at his first press conference and apologized to fans who criticized him for not being English: “I’m sorry for having a German passport.”
The German coach, who signed for England until 2026, will be present this Wednesday at a press conference in Wembley with the general director of the English federation (FA), Mark Bullingham.
“Sorry, I have a German passport,” he said. Tuchelwho received criticism in England for being the third foreigner to lead the team and for cutting English coaches.
“The fans probably sense that I have passion for the Premier League and for the country, which is why I enjoy working and living here. I hope I can convince them and show them how proud I am to be England’s coach. “
SA Tuchel They asked him if he would sing the England anthem, something he did not do Capello and? Eriksson He hasn’t perfected it, and the German assures that he hasn’t made up his mind yet.
“It’s a very intense song, which I experienced here at Wembley and in the FA Cup. I will show my respect. I will always show my respect for the position and the country.”
The German has been unemployed since he left school last summer. Bayern Munich, after snapping the team’s streak of twelve consecutive years winning the Bundesliga.
“I’m not sure about the position because the international calendar is very different. I’ve always wanted to go back to England, that’s been a big goal of mine. The offer came at the right time and we have the same vision. Now we have to reach the I know there are some titles missing from the showcases and we want to help get them.
Tuchel will start work from January 1, with the aim of qualifying for the 2026 World Cup which starts in March. On October 8, the German coach signed a contract until the end of 2026.
Source: La Verdad
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