BBC journalist Rio Ferdinand says he will move back from Germany if one player is n't in England's collection- up to face Switzerland.
BBC journalist Rio Ferdinand says he will "walk up from Germany" if Manchester United midfielder Kobbie Mainoo is n't in England's starting XI for Saturday's Euro 2024 quarter- last against Switzerland.
Gareth Southgate is set to circle the changes for the last- eight connect, with it being greatly rumoured that the Three Lions will range- up with a again three in Dusseldorf on Saturday.
Centre- again Marc Guehi, who is suspended, is set to be replaced by Aston Villa's Ezri Konsa, with Bukayo Saka and Trent Alexander- Arnold rumoured to be the chosen aircraft- backs for England's future match.
It was n't clear who had partner Declan Rice in the center of midfield, but ITV Football believe it will be Mainoo, who impressed off the bench in the class match against Slovenia and then started the Three Cats' serious last- 16 win over Slovakia.
Ferdinand, who is out in Germany as a journalist for BBC, replied to the post, saying he will take extraordinary steps if Mainoo is not in England's starting XI on Saturday.
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" If Kobbie ai n't starting, I'm walking back from Germany! Has to...". he wrote.
Mainoo came on a substitute in England's last team match, against Slovenia, and impressed, earning a launch against Slovakia.
Having just earned his initial- possibly cover in March, the 19- year- ancient was included in Southgate's squad for Euro 2024.
The midfielder, who scored in Manchester United's FA Cup final win over Manchester City, has enjoyed rather the milestone time for club and country and is vying for his next Euros looks on Saturday.
England take on Switzerland at 5pm in Dusseldorf, with the match being shown lived on BBC One in the UK.
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