Thomas Tuchel will tell striker Harry Kane to stop dropping so deep during matches – and that he must be able to keep up with the demanding level of high pressing expected to keep his place. The new England manager,

Thomas Tuchel has confirmed that Harry Kane will remain as England captain. Speaking after naming his first England squad on Friday, Tuchel said the decision to keep Kane, 31, as skipper was an "easy" one.

Thomas Tuchel's first England squad is in, and it's fair to say there are a few surprises. Seasoned internationals Marcus Rashford and Jordan Henderson have returned, while there are first call-ups for Myles Lewis-Skelly and Dan Burn and no place at all for Morgan Gibbs-White and Jack Grealish.

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Thomas Tuchel has revealed he not allow any player to be an "exception" to England's high-intensity pressing game but believes Harry Kane has the legs to play his football -- though the German does not want his captain to continue "dropping deeper".