Thomas Tuchel: Former Chelsea Boss Identifies the Team He Wants to Manage After Stamford Bridge Sack

• Thomas Tuchel is plotting his way back to football management following his sacking from Stamford Bridge
• The former Chelsea boss is currently out of work after he parted ways with the west Londoners earlier in September
• Reports suggest Tuchel hopes for the England job in the event Gareth Southgate is relieved of his duties after the 2022 World Cup

Former Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel has reportedly set his sights on taking charge of the England national football team.

Tuchel is currently without a job following his shock Stamford Bridge sacking in September.

The experienced German tactician was shown the door at the west London club after a slow start to the 2022/23 campaign.

His departure ushered in Graham Potter's reign, with the Englishman swapping Brighton for the Blues.

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Tuchel open to England job

After a month out of the game however, Tuchel seems to be crafting a way back to the dugout.

According to German outlet Bild as quoted on social media, the former Paris Saint-Germain boss would consider taking charge of the Three Lions if the role became available after the 2022 World Cup.

Current boss Gareth Southgate is under immense pressure following England's recent poor run of form.

The world football giants are winless in six matches ahead of Qatar's 2022 edition of the World Cup.

The Sun claims there is some suggestion Southgate could part ways with England after the tournament regardless of how far the team go.

Meanwhile, Tuchel will have to contend with competition from several top managers in his bid to manage England.

His successor at Chelsea, Graham Potter is believed to be a firm favourite for the role, while Eddie Howe, Mauricio Pochettino and Steve Cooper also touted as possible candidates.

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Tuchel turns down Bundesliga offer

Earlier, Sports Brief reported on Thomas Tuchel rejecting his potential first role as a manager since his unceremonious exit from Stamford Bridge.

The German has reportedly turned down an offer to supervise Bayer Leverkusen in the Bundesliga.

Tuchel's last game in charge of the Blues was a disappointing 1-0 loss to Dinamo Zagreb in the Champions League, following which he was shown the door in a ruthless display by club owner, Todd Boehly.