Thomas Tuchel lays down law to Eddie Howe after Dan Burn issue and Tino Livramento axe

Thomas Tuchel lays down law to Eddie Howe after Dan Burn issue and Tino Livramento axe.

Thomas Tuchel has taken charge of England for the first time during the current international break, with the Three Lions preparing to face Latvia in a World Cup qualifier

Thomas Tuchel has acknowledged the apprehensions of club managers regarding their players being called up for international duties during a pivotal time in the season but says his focus is on England’s targets ahead of their second World Cup qualifier in four days.

Previously at the helm of prestigious clubs such as Borussia Dortmund, Bayern Munich, Paris St Germain and Chelsea, the 51-year-old finds himself navigating the novel waters of international management.

As England’s head coach, Tuchel is set for Monday’s encounter with Latvia following a promising 2-0 victory over Albania. He’s currently contemplating the best approaches to manage player turnaround while also making the most of his time with the squad

The German concedes that his past self, as a club manager, would have preferred to avoid having his players take part in consecutive internationals but now acknowledges the change in perspective.

I know that this window, this camp, is where the clubs play a very crucial time of the season,” Tuchel told BBC

Radio 5 Live. “They play for championships, they play for quarter-finals in the Champions League.

“We are very well aware of it but we have also our own goals, we have our own targets. The players are keen to play and it has to be like this.

“I know that this window, this camp, is where the clubs play a very crucial time of the season,” Tuchel told BBC Radio 5 Live. “They play for championships, they play for quarter-finals in the Champions League.

“We are very well aware of it but we have also our own goals, we