Several members of footballer Harry Maguire’s family publicly criticise England manager Thomas Tuchel for excluding the defender from England’s World Cup squad. According to the reports, Maguire’s wife, mother, sister, and multiple brothers express dissatisfaction with the decision, describing it as unjust and highlighting Maguire’s history and prior involvement with the national team. The Guardian notes Maguire has earned 67 caps for England and had been a regular selection under Tuchel’s predecessor, Gareth Southgate, including squads for Euro 2020, where England reached the final, and the 2018 World Cup, where England reached the semi-finals. The Mirror similarly focuses on comments attributed to Maguire’s relatives, presenting the family’s reaction as coordinated and direct. Across the outlets, the common theme is that Maguire is the standout absent figure from the squad and that his family is vocal about his omission. The reports do not agree on additional details beyond the criticism itself, and they do not include a direct response from Tuchel in the provided excerpts.