The New York Times
Thomas Tuchel projected certainty at the World Cup. Has his confidence been shaken?
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Thomas Tuchel appeared notably less certain in his first public appearance as England head coach since the World Cup ended two months ago. On Friday at Wembley, as he unveiled his squad for four upcoming Nations League matches, Tuchel—usually direct and confident—came across reflective and cautious. Since receiving a bronze medal in Miami on 18 July, he has heard little from him. Tuchel acknowledged “ambiguous” feelings about the campaign: England’s best run in 60 years, yet ending in the most painful way. He said he is still “wrestling” with questions over England’s style. He also rejected claims he called it a big success.
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