Tuchel to name first England squad on September 18 ahead of Nations League opener against Spain
Thomas Tuchel will announce his first England squad since the World Cup on Friday, September 18, with the Three Lions opening their Nations League Group A3 campaign against world champions Spain at Wembley on September 26.
Thomas Tuchel will reveal his first England squad since guiding the side to a third-place finish at the World Cup on Friday, September 18 at 10am, ahead of a Nations League schedule that opens at home against Spain and includes a behind-closed-doors fixture in Croatia.
England begin their League A Group 3 campaign at Wembley on Saturday, September 26, when they host world and European champions Spain at 7.45pm. Three days later, on Tuesday, September 29, the Three Lions travel to Prague to face Czechia at the Fortuna Arena — a result that could carry added weight should England lose the opener against Spain.
The international window extends into October, with England facing Croatia away on Saturday, October 3, at Stadium HNK Rijeka. That fixture kicks off at 5pm BST and will be played behind closed doors due to UEFA sanctions previously imposed on the Croatian Football Federation. England close out the window by hosting Czechia again at Wembley on Tuesday, October 6, both matches kicking off at 7.45pm.
Tuchel will face the media in a press conference shortly after the squad announcement on September 18. Observers will be watching closely to see whether the German coach retains the experienced core that reached the World Cup final stages or begins to introduce new faces with an eye on Euro 2028, which England are set to host.
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