England head coach Thomas Tuchel has stated that he has no intention of resigning before Euro 2028, even if major clubs make offers.
Tuchel succeeded Gareth Southgate as England boss in 2025 and signed a contract extension in February that runs until Euro 2028, which England will co-host.
Manchester United are currently in advanced discussions with USA head coach Mauricio Pochettino to replace Michael Carrick as their new manager.
The club must trigger the release clause in Pochettino’s contract, which is reportedly set at around £7 million.
Tuchel emphasized that his contract contains no release clause and that he does not plan to leave his position to return to club management.
He said, “I signed the contract and intend to stay until the Euros. I want to participate in the Euros. We have unfinished business.”
England were eliminated in the finals of the last two European Championships under Southgate, while Tuchel guided the team to the semi‑finals of his first major tournament, the recent World Cup.
Nevertheless, the former Bayern Munich, Chelsea, and Paris Saint‑Germain manager indicated that he will return to club football after fulfilling his England commitment.
He added, “I miss playing 50 matches in a season.”
He also described the end of a match as the best two minutes, when everything is finished and the stadium is full, lights shining, and the excitement is at its peak.
England currently sit second in their Nations League group and have two remaining fixtures in the coming days.
Tuchel’s side will host Croatia on Thursday before traveling to Madrid to face World Cup champions and group leaders Spain on Sunday.