England coach Tuchel said he would consider singing the British national anthem before World Cup games.

England has qualified for next year's World Cup. When the British national anthem "God Save the King" is played before the World Cup, whether Tuchel, a German, will sing the British national anthem with the whole team has attracted the attention of the media and fans. When Ireland coach Lee Carsley was interim manager of the England team, Lee Carsley said he would not sing the British national anthem before games.

Tuchel became the head coach of the England team in January this year, but when he first took office, the media asked him whether he would sing the British national anthem before the game. At that time, Tuchel said: "Your national anthem is very powerful, full of emotion and profound meaning. I can stand Coaching England from the sidelines makes me immensely proud and I can assure you it means a lot to me."

Tuchel continued: "I can feel it because the anthem is so meaningful, so emotional and so powerful. You must earn the right to sing this national anthem. I will earn this right through coaching performance, building the team, doing my job, and creating a feeling. Maybe one day you will say, 'Now is the time to allow you to sing the national anthem, you need to earn this right, and now you are regarded as a real British! Tuchel smiled and replied: "You think you are ready now, I will think about it. Well, maybe, let's see what happens in the end."

In the last round of World Cup qualifiers, England will challenge Albania away from home. Tuchel said he would rotate: "Some players are very tired in terms of physical fitness, and we will not let any player take risks. The players are used to the rhythm of Thursday, Sunday, Wednesday, and Saturday. This is not a problem, but we will evaluate it based on the situation. We have two trainings left, and two or three players have won the opportunity to participate in the game against Serbia with their outstanding performance in training, so the door is still open. I haven't decided yet."