The tournament, set to take place across North America, will feature an expanded 48-team format, with Cole believing England are one of a dozen sides capable of lifting the trophy.
Attention has recently focused on Tuchel's squad announcements, with the German coach opting to leave out several high-profile names.
Among those omitted were Cole Palmer, Phil Foden and Harry Maguire, decisions that sparked considerable debate among supporters and pundits.
However, Cole has thrown his support behind the England boss, praising the way he is shaping the squad and managing the selection process.
"We've had our furore about the squad, nobody would have picked the same 26 players, and everyone's got an opinion," Cole said.
"I think it's just a case of let's not keep talking about the players that are not there, let's keep talking about the players that are there, and the players that are going to help us win, because we've got so many matchwinners."
He added: "I think Thomas has got a style of play, and he's picked a certain type of player who could fit that style."
"So we know how we're going to play and we know we've got the players who can perform that role, and it's just going to be how well they can execute the plan. And can we get our best players flying? I think we're one of 12 teams that can win it, and things will have to happen."
