Tuchel has already had an extended spell with the group during the tournament, and the report says he spent seven weeks with the squad there. That matters.
England are also entering a stretch the report describes as the first with four internationals in one window. That is closer to tournament management than a standard qualification break.
The schedule outlined in the report is loaded.
The report says Tuchel is expected to keep the squad overseas between the away games, with training potentially based in either the Czech Republic or Croatia. It also says the match in Rijeka is due to be played without supporters.
There is a clear competitive edge here. England, newly back in League A, are trying to finish in the top two and reach the quarter-finals in March. Spain, the reigning world champions, are central to that story. The report adds that Spain’s home meeting with England in November is set for the Metropolitano in Madrid, giving the group a heavyweight finish.
If the overseas camp goes ahead, October will offer an early read on Tuchel’s England: not just how they play, but how quickly they can absorb a manager’s demands when the schedule leaves no room to pause.