GOAL says Anthony Barry is drawing Premier League interest

GOAL says Anthony Barry is drawing Premier League interest

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2026-10-21 11:42:49
GOAL said England assistant Anthony Barry is attracting serious interest from several Premier League clubs and could leave for a head coach role.

GOAL reported that England assistant Anthony Barry is attracting serious interest from several Premier League clubs and could leave Thomas Tuchel's staff for a managerial role. Barry will continue his duties with the England national team for now, assisting Tuchel in the upcoming international fixtures.

Premier League interest

GOAL reported that Barry is attracting serious interest from several Premier League clubs. GOAL, citing The Sun, also reported that Barry is keen on stepping into a head coaching role in the Premier League.

Contract with England

Barry recently signed a contract extension ahead of the upcoming European Championship. He extended his deal through to Euro 2028 after a successful World Cup qualification campaign.

Work with Tuchel

Barry has been part of Tuchel's backroom staff since their time together at Chelsea in January 2021. Barry followed Tuchel to Bayern Munich in April 2023, then joined the England coaching staff 18 months later.

Immediate role and possible decision

Barry will continue his duties with the England national team for now, assisting Tuchel in their upcoming international fixtures. GOAL reported that if a Premier League vacancy arises in the coming weeks, Barry could face a major decision regarding his long-term future in management.

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