England’s interim manager, Lee Carsley, has defended his decision not to sing the national anthem, stating that he respects the opinions of others but remains committed to his personal approach. Carsley’s stance has sparked debate, particularly after leading England to a 2-0 win over Ireland in Dublin, a country he represented as a player. He explained that his focus is on the match ahead, emphasizing that his decision doesn’t detract from his commitment to the team.
England’s preparations for their upcoming UEFA Nations League matches against Ireland and Finland have been dealt a blow with the absence of key players Cole Palmer, Ollie Watkins, and Phil Foden due to injury and illness.
England’s interim manager, Lee Carsley, has named his first squad for the upcoming Nations League matches, featuring four uncapped players. The squad also includes recalls for Jack Grealish and Harry Maguire, while Kyle Walker, Ivan Toney, and Aaron Ramsdale have been left out.
England’s caretaker manager, Lee Carsley, is determined to help the Three Lions overcome their 60-year trophy drought. Taking over from Gareth Southgate, Carsley aims to build on England’s recent success and guide them to victory in future major tournaments, starting with the 2026 World Cup.
