GOING NOWHERE! Tuchel confirms he has no Pochettino break clause in England contract and could stick with Three Lions until 2030

Thomas Tuchel insists he will not quit on England - and is “open” to staying on until the next World Cup.

Tuchel revealed that his contract does NOT include a break clause like Mauricio Pochettino who will be able to leave his job with the United States to take over at Manchester United.

Three Lions boss Tuchel, whose current £5m-a-year deal expires in 2028, admitted he would also like to return to club management in the future but says no job could tempt him to walk out on England.

When asked if there was zero chance he would quit even if a big club came calling, Tuchel said: “I would say so.

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“There’s 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.”

It is understood Tuchel’s current deal - signed before the World Cup - included a get-out for the Football Association which would allow them to part ways if England crashed out early.

But that was removed once England reached the latter stages and Tuchel says FA chief executive Mark Bullingham and chief football officer Dan Ashworth made it clear they wanted him to stay even if they lost in Mexico.

Tuchel was also asked whether 2028 and the “home Euros” would be the end of his spell in charge as England boss.

“That's the end of my contract,” said Tuchel who was then asked whether he would be open to staying on beyond the next Euros. “I’m open for everything.

“They made a commitment very early. They made it very early in person with Dan (Ashworth) and Mark Bullingham. They made it very early in the World Cup. Even before the clause was activated.”

When asked whether he misses club management and may return one day, he added: “Yes. Definitely. I miss the 50 matches. I miss these two minutes when everything is done. You go out two minutes before the whistle goes. It's like the best two minutes.

“Everything is done. You're in a full stadium. Lights are on and you're just so excited and you're part of it. That's actually the two minutes where I realise how lucky and how grateful I am. Then the whistle goes, and then you're just in the tunnel again, trying to win the game for your team.

“I know also the downside of every four days. Sometimes these two minutes don't feel so good if you're in a bad place with your club team. I'm in a good place and competitive at the same time.”

Meanwhile, Tuchel has said he wants England to host next year’s Nations League finals - as a warm-up for Euro 2028.

The Football Association have voiced a willingness to host the Nations League final next summer but the hosts have to be one of the four finalists so England would have to get through the semi finals in March.

FA chiefs have got an option to host the tournament and see it as a dress rehearsal for the “home Euros” with Everton and Manchester City as potential stadiums to host the Nations League.

Tuchel is convinced it would be valuable for the players and get them in the mindset to make sure football finally comes home.

England boss Tuchel said: “Nations League helps in general for us I think to have it here could be…I think it would be exciting. It would be nice to have it here. So first of all, we need to reach the final before we play.

“It is a challenge. It should be a home advantage when we go to the Euros, and it should not become a home disadvantage that we feel in our brain.

“It should be exciting, and that's why it's also important what we are building at the moment, how the team plays at the moment.

“That it grows a natural excitement, and that this is the way forward, and this is the way we want to play. That everyone knows, ok this is going to happen and let's push this team and make it clear to everyone that we need this positive attitude to push us over the line.”

UEFA rules state that the host stadiums have to be in close proximity and it is believed the Etihad and Hill Dickinson Stadium would fit the bill if England do successfully host the tournament.