🚨 TUCHEL FUTURE & 5 MONTH INJURY ALERT! OLISE AND PÉREZ, UNITED AND CAMAVINGA! PALHINHA…

I'm struggling to think of another big game in which the manager completely threw it away like Tuchel today. Defending your own box for 30+ minutes with no outlets against messi... so stupid.

0:33 - Thomas Tuchel 2:00 - William Saliba 2:48 - Manzambi/Aston Villa 3:14 - Joào Palhinha 3:40 - Real Madrid/Camavinga/Manchester United 4:34 - Michael Olise/Real Madrid 6:09 - Tottenham and Antonio Vergara 6:40 - Mauro Icardi 7:00 - Leandro Trossard 7:12 - Mason Greenwood/Fernebahce 7:27 - Marcus Rashford/Fernebahce

Dan Burn was brought on to stop headers.. Argentina score from a header😂

If Harry Maguire was there Argentina wouldn't have scored header 😢

Thank god Utd did not go for Tuchel when he is available... who the fcuk defending a lead so early with low block, giving space for messi to work his magic?

Tuchel switched off too early. That's not the mentality of an elite coach

Thank god Utd did not go for Tuchel when he is available... who the fcuk defending a lead so early with low block, giving space for messi to work his magic? 😒😒😊😊

Tuchel = No Palmer, No Foden, No Arnold and you had Watkins, Toney, Mainoo but No

Tuchel does not deserve that job,he doesn't have tactics and ideas

(0:29) Thomas Tuchel's future as England manager (1:57) William Saliba's injury and surgery update (2:46) Manzambi's medical and transfer to Aston Villa (3:12) Joao Palhinha transfer possibility for Aston Villa (3:45) Camavinga transfer links to Manchester United (4:33) Michael olise future and Real Madrid links (6:34) Mauro Icardi leaving Galatasaray (6:58) Leandro Trossard's move to Besiktas (7:11) Mason Greenwood's move to Fenerbahce (7:20) Marcus Rashford and Fenerbahce links

I am struggling to identify a player who plays like Maino in that England team , he was the missing piece

7 seconds already where's timestamp guy 😂😂

00:00 Introduction 00:16 England • Thomas Tuchel Future 01:59 Arsenal • William Saliba Injury 02:45 Aston Villa • Joan Manzambi / João Palhinha 03:45 Real Madrid / Man United • Eduardo Camavinga 04:34 Real Madrid / Bayern Munich • Michael Olise 06:06 Tottenham • Antonio Vergara / Savinho 06:37 Galatasaray • Mauro Icardi 06:55 Beşiktaş / Fenerbahçe • Leandro Trossard / Mason Greenwood / Marcus Rashford

Of course England wants to keep the guy who choked and cost them a World Cup final.

Here for arsenal, thanks for everything trossard Mr. Clutch ❤

England has all the talent in the world, but talent alone doesn’t win major tournaments. This is what Mourinho meant by “football heritage.” When the pressure is highest, the game becomes less about running harder, tackling harder, or playing long balls. It becomes a chess match. The best international teams know: * when to slow the tempo, * when to press, * when to sit deep, * when to conserve energy, * when to draw the opponent out, * and when to kill the game. That’s why countries like Italy, Argentina, Germany, and Brazil have consistently succeeded over generations. Their players grow up learning how to read and manage different phases of a match. Spain is the perfect example. Before 2008, they had talented players but often underachieved. Then they completely changed their football philosophy—from the youth levels all the way to the senior team. They began producing players who could think collectively, control matches, and solve problems in real time. Since then, they’ve dominated football at almost every level. England, on the other hand, continues to produce outstanding individual talent. But collectively, they still struggle to manage games when the stakes are highest. Tactical intelligence, emotional control, and game management often make the difference between winning and going home. People will blame Tuchel, but put the same coach in charge of Italy with players who naturally understand tactical discipline and game management, and I believe that match ends in a comfortable, controlled victory. For England to consistently win major tournaments, the biggest change has to happen at the grassroots level. Young players shouldn’t just be taught how to run faster, tackle harder, or hit longer passes—they should be taught how to think, read the game, and solve problems under pressure. Anyone who has watched international football for the last 30 years has seen this pattern repeat itself.

Sack tuchel imo and bring in pep we need to control games better and manage them and if we get Pep we would have a great shot at the euros

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Gutted for William Saliba 😢

Rashford to Fenerbahce...can you imagine?