Former Chelsea and Bayern Munich manager Thomas Tuchel is reportedly the FA's top choice to succeed Gareth Southgate as England manager.
After inquiries into Pep Guardiola's availability, Tuchel is now the primary option for the job despite a lack of agreed details as of now, per Sky Sports. The German manager parted ways with Bayern Munich after a disappointing Bundesliga campaign saw an 11-year reign come to an end at the hands of Bayer Leverkusen.
Tuchel first joined the Bavarian side in Mar. 2023 after Julian Naglesmann was let go. He played a pivotal role in recruiting Harry Kane breaking a Bundesliga transfer record for $109.1 million.
Links to the Champions League-winning manager come after a disappointing loss to Greece in the UEFA Nations League under interim boss Lee Carsley. Carsley is overseeing the Three Lions in the wake of Southgate stepping down following another runner-up finish in the Euros this summer.
If the move comes to fruition, Tuchel is not only an experienced trophy winner, but he also has relationships with top players in the England camp from his time with Chelsea. He's won trophies in England, Germany and France, most notably the Champions League, UEFA Super Cup and FIFA Club World Cup as Chelsea boss.
Tuchel would be tasked with leading the Three Lions into the 2026 World Cup after a quarterfinal exit in Qatar.
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This article was originally published on www.si.com as Thomas Tuchel in Negotiations With England National Team, per Report.