ENGLAND'S SQUAD | TUCHEL FINALLY ADMITTED HE WAS WRONG?

Thomas Tuchel has changed England's squad. Cole Palmer is back. Trent Alexander-Arnold is back. But Phil Foden is still out. And that decision may tell us more about Tuchel's plans for England than any press conference. Just three months after leaving Palmer, Trent and Foden out of his World Cup squad, Tuchel has made eight changes to his latest England selection. Injuries have played a role, but the new squad also contains something different: more technical players, more youth, and more options in possession. Alex Scott is in. Myles Lewis-Skelly is in. Rio Ngumoha is in. Palmer is back after a strong start to the Premier League season, while Trent returns after Tuchel previously insisted that his defensive profile did not fit England's tactical approach. So what changed? Did Tuchel genuinely learn from England's World Cup semi-final defeat to Argentina? Or have injuries simply forced his hand? The biggest clue may be what happens next. England face Spain at Wembley on September 26th — a team built around possession, control and technical quality. It will be the first major test of whether Tuchel's England is actually evolving. In this video, we break down Palmer's recall, Trent's return, Foden's continued exclusion, the rise of England's younger technical players, and what this new squad tells us about Tuchel's tactical thinking. Is this a genuine reset? Or just a temporary adjustment? Let us know what you think in the comments. Subscribe to KickPlus TV for football analysis, tactical breakdowns and the stories behind the biggest moments in the game. #England #ThomasTuchel #PhilFoden #ColePalmer #TrentAlexanderArnold #EnglandFootball #ThreeLions #PremierLeague #Wembley #FootballAnalysis #KickPlus