Thomas Tuchel has been appointed as England's new manager, succeeding Gareth Southgate with an 18-month contract aimed at leading the team to the 2026 World Cup. In preparation for his role, Tuchel has already secured Anthony Barry as his assistant and is looking to bring on Chelsea's goalkeeping coach Hilario and performance analyst James Melbourne from his former club. While Chelsea's Enzo Maresca confirmed Tuchel's approach to one of his staff members, it remains unclear if official requests have been made for Hilario and Melbourne. This staff turnover is part of a broader trend of instability at Chelsea, where management and player changes have caused unrest among fans. The Football Association has yet to clarify the status of Hilario's and Melbourne's potential moves, with speculation surrounding their departures growing. Tuchel's appointment marks a significant shift in England's managerial landscape following the recent Euros.