Thomas Tuchel has been appointed as the new manager of England's national football team, succeeding Gareth Southgate, with an 18-month contract leading up to the 2026 World Cup. The decision has sparked mixed reactions, with some expressing concern over his non-English nationality while others highlight his impressive track record with top clubs like Chelsea, Bayern Munich, and PSG. Uli Hoeness, former Bayern Munich president, criticized Tuchel's past performance, while Stuart Pearce emphasized the importance of his role in developing English football beyond just winning matches. Despite these criticisms, Tuchel's appointment is seen as a bold move by the FA, given his history of securing significant titles. Tuchel has expressed pride in leading the team and aims to build on the foundation laid by Southgate, focusing on the abundant talent within the squad.