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Published on 2024-07-04 14:45:00
Manchester City’s Phil Foden has expressed his frustration at his own performances for England at the European Championships in Germany. The midfielder, who was named Premier League Player of the Season, has struggled to make an impact while playing in a left-winger role during the tournament. England as a whole have faced challenges, reaching the quarter-finals with underwhelming performances on both attack and defense.
There are speculations that England manager Gareth Southgate may make tactical changes for the upcoming quarter-final match against Switzerland. Foden has publicly voiced his desire to be played in his preferred attacking midfield position, where he believes he can make a greater impact. Despite his current frustrations, Foden remains focused on improving and producing strong performances for his country.
Some observers believe that Foden should be played in the attacking midfield role, where he has excelled for Manchester City. The midfielder himself has showcased his capabilities in central positions and is confident that he can work well alongside Jude Bellingham. In addition to potential positional changes for Foden, other adjustments are being considered for players like John Stones and Kyle Walker as England prepare for their quarter-final match.
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