There is a trend that the World Cup has not been able to attract big coaches. The bigger the names, the more attracted they are to club football. This FIFA World Cup has broken this trend to a large extent. The five big names who will be seen as coaches in the World Cup to be held in the United States, Canada and Mexico are as follows:

Thomas Tuchel (England)

Tuchel, who is currently the coach of the English team, has previously looked at big clubs like Bayern Munich, Chelsea and Paris Saint-Germain (PSG). England has not won a major tournament since 1966. That is why England brought him in. Under the leadership of previous coach Gareth Southgate, England had reached the Euro finals twice.

England had also played in the quarterfinals and semifinals once in the World Cup. However, many disagree with the way he has managed the team in major tournaments. Tuchel, who won the European Champions League for Chelsea, has a very strong club CV.

Carlo Ancelotti (Brazil)

Brazil has realized one thing in the World Cup, that it has been difficult for them to face European opponents when they reach the final stage of the competition. Brazil is currently on a campaign to win the World Cup for the first time in 24 years. For this, Brazil is trying to get the experienced Carlo Ancelotti.

This coach is the most successful coach in the European Champions League, he has won this competition five times. Moreover, his greatest characteristic is to successfully lead his team through the knockout stage. When he was at Real Madrid, Brazil's Vinicius Junior performed best. Junior will have to play well for Brazil once again under the leadership of Ancelotti.

Mauricio Pochettino (USA)

Pochettino has had little experience in the top-level competitions of the last two years. In the meantime, he had gone to the United States. Since then, he has had occasional arguments with local journalists. The United States itself has not been able to play well under the leadership of this Argentine coach.

The performance in the recent Gold Cup and CONCACAF competitions has not been good since his arrival. In this process, the United States was defeated by Panama, Mexico and Canada on its own field. However, the victories against Uruguay and Japan have largely covered those losses. He has managed Southampton, Tottenham and Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) among European clubs.

Marcelo Bielsa (Uruguay)

Bielsa is a resource person for many coaches. From Pochettino to Pep Guardiola, he is among those who seek his advice to understand modern football. The experienced Bielsa also has his last chance to perform well in the World Cup. He is participating in the World Cup representing a third country.

The team is equally enthusiastic after Uruguay won the South American qualifiers against Brazil and Argentina. But the team is in a state of conflict, and his differences with the players have already begun, and this is especially characteristic of his coaching career. Luis Suarez criticized him harshly when he retired from international football.

Julian Nagelsmann (Germany)

Two years ago, Germany was defeated by Spain in the Euro and stopped in the quarterfinals. As a result, Nagelsmann failed to achieve great success for Germany. This World Cup may be his last for Germany, because he can now enter club football.