Kyle Walker, the 34-year-old right-back for Manchester City, has expressed his support for Thomas Tuchel as a potential candidate for the England national team manager position. In an interview with the BBC, Walker acknowledged the preference of the English public for a homegrown manager but emphasised the importance of appointing someone capable of delivering results.
Tuchel’s Proven Track Record
Walker highlighted Tuchel’s successful stints at major clubs, including Paris Saint-Germain and Chelsea. He noted Tuchel’s ability to manage high-profile players and his achievement of winning the UEFA Champions League with Chelsea against Manchester City. Walker’s comments come amid discussions about the future leadership of the England team.
Walker’s Career Highlights
Walker, who is nearing 400 Premier League appearances, has been a key figure in Manchester City’s defence. His career has been marked by significant contributions to the team, despite facing injury challenges earlier this year, as reported by Pep Guardiola. Walker’s experience and insights into top-level football lend weight to his endorsement of Tuchel.