One of Thomas Tuchel's favourite analogies when it comes to the development of his England team is that of a train leaving a station with only the chosen few on it. As time moves on, the bodies lying on the…

Ian Ladyman writes that England manager Thomas Tuchel is entering a new phase dubbed 'Tuchel 2.0' as he reshapes the squad ahead of Euro 2028. Tuchel left out 13 members of the 26-man World Cup squad for upcoming Nations League fixtures against Croatia and Spain, granting a headline call-up to Jobe Bellingham while also including young winger Rio Ngumoha.
Ladyman highlights that Tuchel continues to leave out established stars like Phil Foden and Cole Palmer, alongside Kobbie Mainoo and veterans Jordan Henderson and Dan Burn. According to Ladyman, Tuchel is prioritizing a faster, more athletic playing style and trusting fresh energy, with England facing an important test against Spain in Madrid.
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