Tuchel rules out leaving England before Euro 2028, says contract has no release clause
Thomas Tuchel says that although he would like to return to club coaching in the future, there is no chance of him leaving the England job before the 2028 European Championship. With no release clause in his England contract, he cannot simply decide to walk away from the team for now.
The former Borussia Dortmund, Paris Saint-Germain, Chelsea and Bayern Munich coach took charge of England at the start of last year. Despite his long club career, this is his first experience of coaching in international football.
In February this year, Tuchel's contract was extended by a further two years, a move that ended the speculation over his future.
Tuchel says his target is to achieve something special at the European Championship, which will be held on home soil in 2028. He said: 'There is no release clause in my contract and I have no desire to go anywhere else. I signed a contract and I want to stay here until the Euros. I want to lead the team at the Euros.'
Asked what he would do if a big club made him an offer, Tuchel said: 'There is no possibility at all. I am desperate to win the Nations League. And I am also looking forward to taking part in the Euros and winning it.'
