The Football Association (FA) is set to gather feedback from England players as part of its standard post-tournament review into the recent World Cup campaign. This process follows every major international competition.
Head coach Thomas Tuchel and his backroom team were at St George's Park last week to discuss their performance in North America. A broader report on the team's World Cup campaign is expected at a later date.
Members of Tuchel's squad will be consulted, and their input will be considered during the review. This comes amid reports that some players privately expressed concerns about Tuchel's substitutions and tactical approach during the semi-final loss to Argentina, where England conceded two late goals to lose 2-1 after taking a 1-0 lead.
The ongoing review will also investigate the impact of the team's permanent base in Kansas City throughout the tournament, analysing the effects of travel after each game. Despite the semi-final exit, England secured their best World Cup finish since 1966 by defeating France in the bronze medal match. Key figures at the FA view the tournament as a success and have backed Tuchel ahead of the Euro 2028 qualifying campaign.