England's 3-2 Nations League loss to Spain has reignited discussions about Harry Kane's future and the need for a successor, with former player Gary Lineker suggesting Gareth Southgate look beyond Richarlison. The defeat, marked by Kane missing a crucial penalty, saw Calvert-Lewin introduced in the final seven minutes. Tuchel, England's manager, has been urged to consider alternatives to Kane, with Lineker emphasizing the need for a new leader. Meanwhile, Cole Palmer's exclusion from the squad has drawn criticism, with Alan Pardew calling Tuchel's decision unnecessary. Tuchel has also encouraged Jude Bellingham to play with more intensity, highlighting the midfielder's potential. As the team prepares for its next match against the Czech Republic, questions about leadership and squad depth remain central to the conversation.