How Elite Football Managers Are Reshaping International Soccer at the World Cup
By
Bryan Fischer
Summary
The article discusses how elite football managers like Thomas Tuchel and Jürgen Klopp are taking on increasingly prominent roles in international soccer, particularly at the World Cup. It highlights the growing profile of touchline managers and how this shift has fundamentally changed the way international soccer is played, using the England vs. Croatia World Cup opener and the interaction between Tuchel and Klopp as a narrative entry point.
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The profile of those on the touchline has never been higher and that change has seismically shifted how international soccer is played.
After most of England's players had made their way down the tunnel following a cathartic 4-2 victory over Croatia in their World Cup opener, Three Lions manager Thomas Tuchel was making his way down the string of pitchside media spots
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