I run more with way less sleep.
There are tricks you must learn.
1. You need to break down your running in 3, 4, 5 runs per day to limit the hours of recovery needed. What crushes you are the long runs, typically over 25km. Be careful with those.
2. You need to learn to do some 30 min naps often and learn to know when you can sleep immediately (e.g. 30 min after eating a big lunch) to narrow your windows of "absence" and increase your recovery efficiency.
3. You need to get some of your work as WFH. It tremendously helps.
4. You need to bank as many hours of sleep between 9 and 12pm, this is where you sleep recovery is maxed out.
Other: you can recover a lot under the shower if you know about self massage and stuff. Drinking a lot of water helps, make sure your pee is always transparent except when you wake up. You need to evacuate as much stress as possible, this will eat up a sizable chunk of your energy.
You also need to become a master at organization and spend some time thinking on how to improve it further.
It can be done.
Good luck.