The former Everton star’s rejection of Jarrad Branthwaite England was criticized by Thomas Tuchel.

Thomas Tuchel has been criticized for excluding Everton defender

Jarrad Branthwaite from his England team by Tony Cottee.

The German manager presented his first 26-player roster since taking over from

Gareth Southgate on an 18-month contract. Despite playing a key role at Goodison Park this season,

Branthwaite has yet to be included in Tuchel’s plans.

During the March international break, the 22-year-old center-back will instead play for Lee Carsley’s

England Under-21 team against the youth teams of France and Portugal.The former Everton striker

stated on talkSPORT (15 March, 9:13): “It’s typical of England. In my opinion it’s a right mess.

Why would you appoint someone for 18 months? If you appoint someone for 18 months,

they’re only ever going to look at who’s going to be involved in the next 18 months.”

“There’s no thought about the future.” “Yeah, Branthwaite should have been in there.

How on earth does Gibbs-White not get in there? I’m scratching my head.

I can’t understand that.”There isn’t any consideration for the future.

Yes, Branthwaite ought to have been included. Gibbs-White’s exclusion is incomprehensible.

You bring up Henderson, who has been an excellent player, but that isn’t the way things will go for England.