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England coach Thomas Tuchel believes Arsenal and Liverpool will have a Premier League advantage next season.
England head coach Thomas Tuchel has expressed concern over the potential impact of this summer’s extended FIFA Club World Cup on Premier League teams, predicting that the full consequences may only become clear next summer.
With Chelsea and Manchester City both set to compete in the revamped tournament, Tuchel believes that clubs not involved, such as Arsenal and Liverpool, will benefit significantly in the 2025/26 Premier League season.
The new Club World Cup format, scheduled to take place in the summer, will see Chelsea and Man City play a minimum of three games in the group stage and up to seven matches if they reach the final.
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Tuchel emphasized the toll this could take on players after an already demanding season.
"I think it (the Club World Cup) will have a huge impact and it will give Liverpool and Arsenal a huge advantage in the next season to not be there," Tuchel stated.
"I think it will be a very nice experience for the players who are there, to play this tournament for the first time. So it is mixed feelings about it."
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While Tuchel acknowledged the unique opportunity the Club World Cup provides, he was equally candid about the physical and mental strain it adds.
According to the England boss, managing recovery and freshness will be crucial, not only for club success but also for international preparations, with the 2026 World Cup looming.
“After a long season, they feel the tiredness,” Tuchel noted, pointing out that timing made a difference for players reporting to England’s training camp.
Arsenal and Liverpool Could Reap the Rewards
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With the grueling Club World Cup schedule set to sap the energy of players from Chelsea and Manchester City, Tuchel believes that Premier League rivals Arsenal and Liverpool, who are not participatin, could gain a major head start in the title race.
As the Premier League enters what is sure to be another fiercely contested campaign, and with the 2026 World Cup on the horizon, squad depth, rest, and recovery could prove more valuable than ever.
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