Thomas Tuchel committed to England until Euro 2028 despite club interest

Thomas Tuchel has insisted he has no intention of leaving his role as England manager before Euro 2028, despite admitting that he misses aspects of club management.

The German, who signed a contract extension in February, was asked about his future amid reports linking Mauricio Pochettino with the Manchester United job.

Tuchel confirmed that his agreement with the Football Association contains no release clause and made clear that he wants to see out his commitment.

"No release clause. And there's no intention. I signed the contract - I want to stay until the Euros. I want to do the Euros. We have unfinished business," he said.

Asked whether there was any chance he would leave for a major club before the tournament, Tuchel replied: "Yeah, I would say so."

The 53-year-old admitted he misses the intensity of club football, particularly the regular rhythm of matches, and confirmed he would like to return to the club game after his England tenure.

Tuchel also revealed he would welcome an FA bid to host the Nations League finals in England, although the Three Lions must first qualify.