Thomas Tuchel has been appointed as the new manager of England's national football team, succeeding Gareth Southgate who resigned three months ago. The Football Association (FA) chose Tuchel for his impressive track record at clubs like Chelsea, Paris Saint-Germain, and Bayern Munich and his ability to maximize the potential of England's squad. Despite some backlash over hiring a foreign manager, FA CEO Mark Bullingham emphasized the decision was aimed at giving England the best chance of winning the 2026 World Cup. Tuchel, the third non-Englishman to manage England, expressed excitement and commitment, acknowledging the challenges of international management. His appointment has received support from figures like the Prince of Wales and sparked discussions about the FA's decision not to hire an English coach. Tuchel's contract extends to the end of the 2026 World Cup, with an emphasis on achieving success in the upcoming tournament.