Thomas Tuchel says he wants to ‘earn the right’ to sing national anthem at World Cup
Tuchel opens up on whether he will sing English national anthem
- Thomas Tuchel, England's manager, has secured qualification for next summer’s World Cup with a perfect record of seven competitive wins and clean sheets.
- Tuchel stated he is considering singing 'God Save The King' at the World Cup, wanting to 'earn the right' to do so.
- He has not yet decided if he feels he has met his own criteria for earning the right to sing the national anthem.
- Tuchel explained his decision to start Morgan Rogers over Jude Bellingham in the 2-0 win against Serbia, citing Rogers' consistent performances.
- The manager added that the established pressing structure involving Rogers, Declan Rice, and Harry Kane was a key factor, and Bellingham accepted the decision without issue.