Tuchel: Passion for England job transcends passport
Short overview
Thomas Tuchel says his passion for the England manager job means it doesn't matter what it says on his passport.
Thomas Tuchel has stated that his passion for the England manager role is so strong that it renders his passport nationality irrelevant.
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