Summary
England's football manager Thomas Tuchel is considering keeping substitutes indoors during the 2026 World Cup due to high temperatures. The tournament will take place in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico, where weather conditions might be extreme. Tuchel also mentioned logistical challenges like long travel distances and possible weather delays.
Key Facts
- Thomas Tuchel is the manager of England's football team.
- The 2026 World Cup will be held in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico during June and July.
- High temperatures, wildfires, and hurricanes could affect the tournament.
- A report says 10 out of 16 World Cup venues are at high risk of extreme heat stress.
- Tuchel suggests players might need to stay in the dressing room to avoid heat.
- Heat might reduce the intensity of matches, affecting players' performance.
- Travel between venues and weather delays could present logistical challenges.
- Tuchel is confident in his choice of players for the tournament.
