Thomas Tuchel has responded to the clip that shows him shouting at Djed Spence during England’s goalless draw with Ghana.
The England head coach was seen yelling at the left-back during the match in Foxborough, Massachusetts.
Tuchel shouted: “Djed, Djed, Djed, give and go” at Spence, who was earning his first start of the tournament following a substitute appearance in the opening game against Croatia.
It followed a training session on Saturday in Kansas City in which Tuchel was again seen shouting at Spence.
On that occasion, he yelled at the Tottenham defender during a drill, saying: “Djed, switch on.”
Now, Tuchel has given his thoughts on whether he has been pleased with the performances of the 25-year-old full-back.
“Defensively, yes, but I wanted him to be more engaged in the attacking phase,” Tuchel said after the Ghana draw.
“To start our attacks a bit wider and have more runs through the last line, but overall it was his first start for England in a major tournament and I always put it in to perspective.”
“I have to scream because nobody hears me otherwise,” Tuchel explained.
“It’s all good with Djed. We brought on [Nico] O’Reilly and it almost paid off with a header and a big chance for Harry [Kane].”
