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We could be seeing a lot more of Thomas Tuchel at Anfield in the future, with the German set to become the new England boss.

According to BBC Sport, the former Chelsea and Bayern Munich boss has agreed to become the Three Lions’ new manager following an approach from the FA.

Trent Alexander-Arnold will be right at the front of that queue, but Jarell Quansah, Joe Gomez, Curtis Jones and Harvey Elliott will also be hoping to force their way into the reckoning.

During his time at Chelsea, Tuchel favored three at the back, which you would have to think would increase Quansah and Gomez’s chances of earning a spot in his squad.

Trent Alexander-Arnold could be deployed as a right-wing back under Thomas Tuchel.

Alexander-Arnold is at his best when he’s given the freedom to drift inside almost as an extra midfielder, whereas playing as a wing-back would pretty much have him nailed to the touchline – and that’s before you consider that Tuchel might favor Reece James and Kyle Walker over him.

A senior England debut looks to just be a matter of time for Jones, having received a late call-up during the most recent games, but staying at home for the Nations League game against Finland due to the birth of his baby daughter.

If Tuchel does go with three at the back, then there could be a way into the side for Jones alongside Declan Rice in a 3-4-2-1, with Jude Bellingham occupying one of the more advanced positions.

Manchester United’s Kobbie Mainoo and Lille’s Angel Gomes are perhaps the frontrunners for that spot at the moment, but if Jones can nail down a more regular spot in Liverpool’s side, he might find himself in favor soon.

Elliott, meanwhile, might actually find it the hardest out of the quintet to find a way into England’s side under Tuchel

The 21-year-old would have to be picked as a No.10 or a right-winger, both positions where the Three Lions are pretty blessed with talent.

You certainly can’t imagine Elliott would get in ahead of Bellingham, Phil Foden or Cole Palmer as an attacking midfielder, and Bukayo Saka would surely be Tuchel’s first choice on the right if he chooses a more conventional system, so the Liverpool star might well find himself in a backup role under the new England regime.

Nevertheless, Tuchel should be paying close attention to the Reds’ as he embarks on his new job
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