Jordan Pickford said his top target is to win the World Cup 2026 after twice coming so close to securing England’s first major men’s trophy in decades. The goalkeeper played in the finals of Euro 2020 and Euro 2024 when England lost to Italy on penalties and Spain,

It is 73 caps and counting for Jordan Pickford but the England keeper reckons he has not even reached his peak yet and clearly believes there are plenty more to come

England goalkeeper Jordan Pickford believes new head coach Thomas Tuchel can help the Three Lions go “one step further” and win the 2026 World Cup.

As the Lee Carsley interim era comes to an end, Thomas Tuchel must now set to work shaping an England squad capable of winning the 2026 World Cup. Yet whereas he has a plethora of options in outfield positions and the difficulty will be fitting them in a cohesive team,

Jordan Pickford has welcomed Thomas Tuchel ’s short-term 18-month contract as England manager. The former Chelsea boss assumes his role as England’s new permanent manager on January 1 and is contracted until after the 2026 tournament.

Jordan Pickford was back in goal against Greece and posted one of his best performances in an England shirt for some time - after being axed for the team's last game against Finland

Tuchel was appointed as Gareth Southgate’s successor on an 18-month contract with the primary mission of winning the 2026 tournament in the United States, Canada and Mexico. Pickford has been part of the England team which has lost the last two European Championship finals and reached the quarter-finals and semi-finals of.