
England’s number 10 dilemma as Phil Foden and Cole Palmer fight for their place
25.03.26, 08:00 Updated 25.03.26, 00:36 7 Minute Read
Dave Kidd
So who’s going to pull the strings for England at No 10 against Uruguay on Friday night?
Will it be the sublimely-gifted Mancunian left-footer, nurtured with kid gloves by Pep Guardiola, who went into Euro 2024 in the form of his life, left Germany intensely frustrated, and currently looks a shadow of his former self?
Or will it be the sublimely-gifted Mancunian left-footer, nurtured with kid gloves by Pep Guardiola, who went into Euro 2024 in the form of his life, left Germany intensely frustrated, and currently looks a shadow of his former self?
Phil Foden and Cole Palmer have so much in common and, potentially, they have so much to offer England. Yet there is a feeling that neither player has ever turned up enough at international level – Foden, figuratively, and Palmer, literally.
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