The evolution of the parties has been loading Gareth Southgate with certainties, but also with doubts. Against Germany, the team cannot continue to wait for anyone, although the coach insists that his eleven are Kane and ten more. To accompany you, six players compete for three places, and among them, the man of the moment is undoubtedly Jack Grealish, a player for whom Manchester City sighs and for whom he could put a new millionaire on the table once the European Championship is over. Southgate holds onto his holy cows heading into the Round of 16, but both Grealish and Saka made things very difficult for him with their great game against the Czech Republic.
It remains to be seen if the still Aston Villa player manages to take advantage of Mason Mount's absence due to coronavirus in recent days to prevail in the playmaker, but the young canterano blue is now available again along with the rest of the group. As much as his favorite position is left lane, the Mannschaft's way of playing invites fast wingers, and his chance to take over the team is due to Southgate resigning, albeit temporarily, to a capital player in the field. European champion and who has been accused of being the “right eye” of the coach.
On that left wing, Wayne Rooney also does not see him, a lover of his football who, however, prefers Marcus Rashford there because of the way the German team plays. “I would not put it, the truth. The more players there are who want it at the foot, the better they will press, so instead of Jack (Grealish) I prefer that there are sprinters accompanying Kane on both bands“said the top scorer in the history of the Three Lions in an article published in The Times newspaper.
If he did not play tomorrow, the decision would fall like a jug of cold water on a player who is known right now on the crest of the wave, and that, in addition, has much to continue demonstrating. To accompany him, Sterling, who has scored the only two goals scored by the English team in the tournament so far, has more ballots than Rashford, while, on the right, Saka, who was the best in the match against the Czech Republic, has clearly ahead of Foden and Jadon Sancho.