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England goalkeeper Khiara Keating has turned down a new contract at Manchester City and is uncertain about her future. The 21-year-old academy graduate is considering a move for regular playing time after limited WSL appearances last season.
Thomas Tuchel's England team marks a shift from Gareth Southgate's player-first approach to a system-first philosophy. Tuchel left out stars like Foden and Palmer for the World Cup, prioritizing tactical fit over individual brilliance, while Southgate built systems around his best players.
England and Arsenal teammates Eberechi Eze and Declan Rice unwind after training by trying their hand at baseball.
Noni Madueke's journey from a controversial £50m signing to a World Cup starter for England highlights a dramatic season. The Arsenal winger helped the Gunners win their first Premier League title in 22 years and started England's World Cup opener against Croatia, winning a penalty in a 4-2 victory.
England supporters in Sussex can watch the Three Lions' World Cup matches at venues across East and West Sussex, including the Amex Stadium, Brighton Beach, and Hastings Fan Park. The next game against Ghana kicks off at 21:00 BST on Tuesday.
Ollie Watkins says Thomas Tuchel is not afraid to shout at England players to maintain training standards. The manager was filmed yelling at Djed Spence to 'wake up' during a drill. Spence said it's normal from an elite manager.
England's Dan Burn discusses relaxation and his love for cowboy boots, joking that there are no photos of his outfits.
All three of England's World Cup goalkeepers—Jordan Pickford, Dean Henderson, and James Trafford—have ties to Carlisle United. The club's coaches and scouts share their stories of the trio's development, highlighting the resilience and determination that shaped their careers.
Gaël Clichy joins Wayne Rooney on The Wayne Rooney Show to discuss England's World Cup hopes, France's expectations, and Jordan Henderson's controversial selection. Clichy defends Kylian Mbappé, compares him to an all-time great, and reveals the truth behind France's 2010 World Cup controversy.
Thousands gathered at Stonehenge to mark the summer solstice, while football fans celebrated England's 4-2 World Cup win over Croatia. This photo roundup also highlights community events, awards, and charitable achievements across the West.
Declan Rice says there is no bigger honour or better feeling than representing England. The midfielder expressed his deep pride in playing for the national team.
Declan Rice made a lighthearted comment about his sunburn during an England team debrief with Kelly Somers and Sami Mokbel.
Declan Rice says he feels he will get an assist every time he takes a corner, and that England fans should be excited for what's to come at the World Cup. The midfielder, who scored from a record 19 corners with Arsenal last season, has become England's set-piece specialist under Thomas Tuchel.
England captain Harry Kane and teammates Dan Burn and Jason Steele attended an Ella Langley concert in Missouri but left early to comply with team curfew. Kane, a known country music fan, met the singer before the show and later posted photos on Instagram.
England head coach Thomas Tuchel has been seen actively participating in training, doing what he loves most—coaching.
England manager Thomas Tuchel and his coaching staff are using special sun protection hoodies to stay cool during training in Kansas City. The Football Association researched conditions ahead of the tournament, with players also using palm-cooling devices and cooling vests.
Harry Kane scored twice in England's opening win against Croatia, a stark contrast to his slow start in Qatar 2022. The striker looks fitter and stronger under Thomas Tuchel, with a system that maximizes his abilities.
Wayne Rooney says most people are not qualified to question Thomas Tuchel's England World Cup squad selections.
Alan Shearer believes England's deep bench can inflict mental 'damage' on Ghana, boosting his confidence ahead of their match. He predicts a strong performance from the Three Lions.
Luca Vettese, an Italian heritage businessman from Blackpool, feels torn supporting England in the World Cup as Italy misses its third consecutive tournament. He shares his conflicted loyalty and a humorous ice cream rebrand.
