By Darwin Largo
England is one of the most important teams heading into this Euro 2024. Gareth Southgate's side had a good European Championship last year. Even the team reached the final of the tournament where they would finally fall to Italy. Since Southgate's arrival at the Three Lions, the team has had a boost in every expression of the word. Their performances in the Qatar World Cup considered them serious candidates for the title
Nevertheless, the team fell to France in the quarterfinals of the tournament. Given this, the process must continue and continues to be talked about as important players such as Buyako Saka, Jude Bellingham, among others. Despite having veteran players like Henderson and Harry Kane, the team swings between young talent and slightly more experienced talent, which makes a good balance.
During this FIFA International Break, the team will face Italy in the qualifiers towards Euro 2024. At the moment, Southgate's team is very close to qualifying. However, a win by Italy today against Malta could tie the group. It should be noted that the English team drew the FIFA International Break last against Ukraine, leaving the opportunity open in the group.
After today's friendly poor win against Australia, England has been questioned by both fans and the British press. Among the most common comments is how it is possible that Gareth Southgate continues to call up players who simply do not perform enough to be in the Three Lions. One of these players, he is one of the most expensive defenders in the history of soccer.
According to The Sun, Gareth Southgate has been criticised for calling up players who simply don't perform enough. Such is the case of Harry Maguire and Manchester City player Kalvin Philipps. It is even mentioned that Jordan Henderson, who migrated this season to the Saudi Pro League, does not deserve to be in the squad either. Everything seems to indicate that the English fans are not happy.
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