New England manager Thomas Tuchel has unveiled his first squad for the upcoming FIFA World Cup qualifiers against Albania and Latvia, setting the stage for a new chapter under his leadership. The announcement has generated excitement and debate, with a mix of seasoned stars and emerging talents making the cut.
Captain Harry Kane, fresh off a strong season with Bayern Munich, will spearhead the attack, alongside creative forces like Jude Bellingham, Phil Foden, and Marcus Rashford.
In goal, Jordan Pickford retains his place, joined by Aaron Ramsdale, Dean Henderson, and James Trafford. The defensive lineup features stalwarts such as Kyle Walker and Reece James, while young players like Jarell Quansah and Myles Lewis-Skelly have earned their spots, signaling a fresh approach to England’s backline.
Midfield options include Declan Rice and Jordan Henderson, who bring leadership and stability, while Eberechi Eze, Curtis Jones, and Cole Palmer add creativity and flair. Bellingham, a standout performer for Real Madrid, remains a crucial figure in Tuchel’s setup.
With England set to face Albania and Latvia in the qualifiers, all eyes will be on Tuchel’s tactical approach and how the team adapts to his vision.
