
England have a foreign manager for the third time in the men's team's existence, and one former player has given their verdict on the FA employing someone from abroad.
Thomas Tuchel follows a path first tread by Sven-Goran Eriksson, who led England to the quarter-finals of three consecutive major tournaments, and then by Fabio Capello who mustered up just one last-16 appearance at the 2010 World Cup before his abrupt resignation following the row over the FA’s removal of John Terry’s captaincy.