“It has been a big difference”: Kane on England’s transformation under Tuchel

Overview

• Harry Kane has spoken about the environment and culture that head coach Thomas Tuchel has been working to build.
• England have won all of their seven FIFA World Cup 2026 qualifiers so far.
• Their last clash is against Albania.

England captain Harry Kane has spoken about the environment and culture that head coach Thomas Tuchel has been working to build ahead of their final Group K FIFA World Cup 2026 qualifier against Albania.

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It has been a fantastic campaign so far for England, with the team winning all seven games to date. Most importantly, they have not conceded a single goal while scoring 20. Now, ahead of the Albania clash, Kane clearly stated that all players within the squad are on the same page regarding what Tuchel is trying to build.

"It feels different in terms of how we work and how things things are, but I always feel like the environment has been a big part of our culture and what we tried to build," Kane said. "Even with Gareth [Southgate], that was a big identity that we had. We had that transition in between Gareth and Thomas and it has been a big difference.”

"We only have two games left after tomorrow before we will be in pre-camp" - Kane

"I think everyone feels ready to be part of it, they want to come and show what they can do in training and games. They want to obviously show the boss that they deserve to be picked for next summer," he further added.

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"It is mid-season, it is a brutal time for playing every three four days, and it is important that we still have our days to build on what we can into the summer. We only have two games left after tomorrow before we will be in pre-camp, and the squad will pretty much be announced,” Kane said.