Thomas Tuchel's future as England's manager is under intense scrutiny after the team's shocking semi-final exit from the World Cup at the hands of Argentina. Former England midfielder Jamie O'Hara has become the latest high-profile figure to call for Tuchel's sacking, joining a chorus of voices demanding the German coach's head.
According to talkSPORT, O'Hara was vocal in his criticism of Tuchel's tactics and decision-making after England's 2-0 defeat to Argentina. In a video posted on Facebook, O'Hara exclaimed, "Sack him! Sack him now!" He went on to express his frustration at Tuchel's inability to motivate the team and adapt to the opposition's strategy. O'Hara's outburst is just the latest in a series of scathing attacks on Tuchel's leadership, with many pundits and former players questioning his ability to take England to the next level.
😡 “Sack him!”
🤬 “Sack him now!”
O’Hara demands Thomas Tuchel loses his job after England’s loss to Argentina! 🔥 pic.twitter.com/L9Efk5kRse
— talkSPORT (@talkSPORT) July 15, 2026
The FA is facing mounting pressure to act swiftly and decisively in response to the team's World Cup exit. With England's chances of winning the tournament now all but over, the focus has shifted to the future of the national team. According to Metro News, the FA is facing calls to sack Tuchel and replace him with a more experienced and proven manager. The article notes that Tuchel was hired by the FA to take England to the next level after several agonising near-misses under his predecessor Sir Gareth Southgate. However, it appears that Tuchel's tenure has been marked by a series of disappointing results and underwhelming performances.
The debate over Tuchel's future is not just about his own performance, but also about the broader implications for the national team. With the World Cup exit, England's hopes of winning a major trophy in the near future have been dashed. The question on everyone's mind is: what next for the national team? Will the FA stick with Tuchel, or will they opt for a change in leadership? Only time will tell, but one thing is certain: the pressure is on Tuchel to deliver results, and fast. With O'Hara's call to sack him still ringing in the ears of the football community, it remains to be seen whether Tuchel will be given the chance to redeem himself or whether his time at the helm will come to an abrupt end.