Thomas Tuchel is set to manage England for the first time in World Cup qualifying matches against Albania and Latvia. Appointed as Gareth Southgate's successor, Tuchel comes with an impressive club record, including a Champions League title with Chelsea. Nevertheless, his transition to international management raises doubts, particularly from former England player John Barnes. Barnes highlights the distinction between managers suited for club football, such as Tuchel, and those who excel in international roles, suggesting that Tuchel's impact may be limited in the national setup as he cannot influence players daily.
Tuchel now faces the challenge of leading England into the World Cup qualifying matches against Albania and Latvia, emphasizing the high expectations surrounding his appointment.
John Barnes expresses concern about Tuchel's fit for international management, suggesting that some coaches thrive in club environments where daily influence on players is possible.
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