Thomas Tuchel is the man of the moment, with the England boss set to oversee his first match since replacing Gareth Southgate when the Three Lions lock horns with Albania in tonight's World Cup qualifier at Wembley.
Southgate walked away after the European Championships last summer, with Lee Carsley initially named as a temporary replacement.
Back in October, after being linked with the likes of Eddie Howe and Joachim Lowe, the FA confirmed that Tuchel had been given the keys to Wembley.
The 51-year-old is a serial winner, having scooped silverware during spells with the likes of Bayern Munich, Chelsea, Paris Saint-Germain and Borussia Dortmund throughout his career.
Thomas Tuchel is the man of the moment, with the England boss set to oversee his first match since replacing Gareth Southgate when the Three Lions lock horns with Albania in tonight's World Cup qualifier at Wembley
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But managing England represents a drastically different challenge, with Tuchel new to the international scene.
The Three Lions boss will be paid around £8million annually after agreeing a bumper deal to replacement Southgate five months ago.
And that will likely see his already high net worth go up in the coming years ahead.
According to Finance Monthly, Tuchel is worth around £39million - having enjoyed a career as both a footballer and a manager.
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Tuchel, as a player, started off at his local club in Germany, TSV Krumbach, who were coached by his father, Rudolf.
He was once hopeful of playing for FC Augsburg, only to be released by the German side at the age of 19.
Tuchel eventually moved to SSV Ulm in 1995. However, he was forced to retire just three years later after suffering a serious knee cartilage injury.
For a while, his time in football seemed to be over.
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Thomas Tuchel pictured back in 2009 after becoming manager of Mainz
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Tuchel turned to working as a barman after being forced to prematurely hang up his boots.
However, his coaching career started back in 2000 when he was hired by Ralf Rangnick as youth team coach of VfB Stuttgart.
After impressing in that role, his first managerial job was with FC Augsburg II. He spent 11 months in the role, winning 20 of his 34 matches in charge.
In August 2009, Tuchel took charge of Mainz 05. He departed in May 2014 having won 39 per cent of his matches.
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Tuchel really started to become an established name during his time with Borussia Dortmund.
He spent two years with the club, winning 62.62 per cent of his games, with Dortmund claiming the DFB-Pokal in 2017.
Tuchel was manager of PSG for two-and-a-half years. However, despite winning two Ligue 1 titles and guiding the team to the final of the 2020 Champions League, he was relieved of his duties in December 2020.
He won three trophies at Chelsea after that, including the Champions League a year on from his PSG heartbreak.
Thomas Tuchel will be eager to guide England to victory over Albania at Wembley tonight
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In March 2023, having left the Blues months previously, Tuchel was appointed as manager of Bayern Munich.
He won 37 of his 61 matches before choosing to depart in May last year, having clashed with the club's hierarchy.
