Tuchel will name his squad on Friday for England's final qualifiers against Serbia and Albania. With qualification for next year's World Cup in the United States, Canada, and Mexico already secured, the Germany-born coach is expected to experiment with his options.
Welbeck, 34, has scored six goals in his last five Premier League matches, including a free kick against his former club Manchester United. He is currently the top English scorer in the league this season.
Hurzeler revealed his Brighton squad had discussed Welbeck's situation and agreed he should be selected.
"It's a topic at the moment," Hurzeler said. "We talked about it briefly, and everyone had the same opinion. I've never seen a team agree 100 percent on something like this. Danny is doing very well and deserves credit for that.
"I wouldn't swap Danny Welbeck for any player in the world. He's a great professional, a leader, and an example for others. He's in outstanding shape."
Former England captain Wayne Rooney also backed Welbeck for a recall.
"He's the most in-form English striker behind Harry Kane," Rooney said on The Wayne Rooney Show podcast. "He's scoring goals, working hard, and has put himself in a position where Tuchel has to look at him. He's settled at Brighton and deserves that chance."
Welbeck has 46 England caps but has not featured for the national team since the 2018 World Cup in Russia.
England will head into the 2026 FIFA World Cup grouped with Croatia, Ghana and Panama, as the expanded 48-team tournament begins to take shape following Friday evening's draw.
England legend Joe Root rescued his team as they finished day one of the second Ashes test on 325/9 in Brisbane on Thursday night.
Injured England seamer Mark Wood is fighting to keep hopes of a potential return to the ongoing Ashes series alive.
Australia Test vice-captain Steve Smith has left the door open to a surprise inclusion of Pat Cummins for the second Test in Brisbane which starts on Thursday.
