"Kim Min-jae's habit of habitually criticizing" continues... Tuchel just played the first game, hitting with determination, "It's not enough because you rely on too many passes and there's no ball."

"Kim Min-jae's habit of habitually criticizing" continues... Tuchel just played the first game, hitting with determination, "It's not enough because you rely on too many passes and there's no ball."

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Coach Thomas Tuchel's habit of criticizing and criticizing Kim Min-jae, which was somewhat incomprehensible during the Bayern Munich period, remained.

England beat Albania 2-0 at Wembley Stadium in London on the 22nd (Korea time) in the first Group K match of the 2026 FIFA World Cup European qualifying round.

England laughed at Tuchel's debut match on the day due to consecutive goals scored by Miles Louis Kelly and Harry Kane. England has changed dramatically under Gareth Southgate over the past few years.

Just looking at the lineup, it was different. Jordan Pickford defended the goal. Louis Kelly, Dan Burn, Ezri Konsa and Kyle Walker made up the four backs. Curtis Jones-Declan Rice played the third and Marcus Rashford-Jude Bellingham-Phil Foden played the second. Kane was in charge of the front line.

England took the lead early on with Louis Kelly's debut goal in the 21st minute of the first half. Kane opened the net with his signature powerful shot at the 32nd minute of the second half. Tuchel was not satisfied even though he secured a pleasant victory.

The Guardian reported on the 22nd, "Tuchel thinks Jude Bellingham has tried too much through Euro 2024. I think he should save energy for the big moment by being more disciplined."

Tuchel then pointed out that Bellingham was too personal against Albania as well. He said, "Bellingham is ready for everything, but I think we need to help him play more efficiently and make an impact through the same game. He needs one of our leaders to help each other a little bit more and put on a more rhythmic play. You need to be able to play more disciplined." 메이저사이트

As for the wingers, he said, "I don't know why they're trying to make a bigger impact. I don't know why it's so hard to find an open space and pass it quickly. They relied on too many passes and there wasn't enough dribbling, penetration, etc. in the absence of the ball. Overall, we had a hard time playing risk-taking."