Harry Kane, the captain of the England national team, did not hide that he was angry because of the information that nine players of the national team did not join the representative camp before the matches in the B League of Nations against Greece and the Republic of Ireland.
Declan Rice and Bukayo Saka from Arsenal, Colville and Palmer from Chelsea, Foden and Grealish from Manchester City, but also Trent Alexander-Arnold from Liverpool, Jaret Brentwhite from Everton and Southampton goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale were not at the meeting of Proud Albion.
Officially, due to injuries.
“Everyone in the training camp was excited to come and play for England, that's the most important thing. I think England is above everything, above the club. The national team is the most important team you play for as a professional soccer player. The previous coach, Gareth Southgate, took this seriously and was not afraid to make decisions if, so to speak, some players started to forget about it. Now... I don't know what to say, it's a difficult stage in the season now and maybe they used it a little. I don't like it too much, to be completely honest,” Kane said.
England will visit Gerčka in Athens tonight from 20,45:XNUMX p.m.
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