<p>The managers of all 42 teams already qualified for the 2026 World Cup, as well as those still in the hunt for the remaining six places, will have a keen eye on the draw taking place Friday in Washington D.C., as their campaign trail becomes clear. And one man who knows what the coaches and managers will be going through better than most is former England player and manager, the man in charge of the Three Lions at France 1998, and now pundit for TNT, the legendary Glenn Hoddle.</p>
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England aiming to end major title drought at 2026 World Cup

The managers of all 42 teams already qualified for the 2026 World Cup, as well as those still in the hunt for the remaining six places, will have a keen eye on the draw taking place Friday in Washington D.C., as their campaign trail becomes clear. And one man who knows what the coaches and managers will be going through better than most is former England player and manager, the man in charge of the Three Lions at France 1998, and now pundit for TNT, the legendary Glenn Hoddle.

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<p>The managers of all 42 teams already qualified for the 2026 World Cup, as well as those still in the hunt for the remaining six places, will have a keen eye on the draw taking place Friday in Washington D.C., as their campaign trail becomes clear. And one man who knows what the coaches and managers will be going through better than most is former England player and manager, the man in charge of the Three Lions at France 1998, and now pundit for TNT, the legendary Glenn Hoddle.</p>
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