My bad, Neil from Barnsley suggested it about 20 minutes ago.

Surprised nobody has gone for Snow-Angel Gomes as a number 10 for Winter Milan.

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Lille’s Angel Gomes has forged an unconventional path to the England team.

Hailed as a wonderkid by supporters of his boyhood club Manchester United, Gomes seemed destined for greatness at Old Trafford.

He made his debut under Jose Mourinho aged 16 but just three years' later was walking away from the club with tears in his eyes.

Frustrated by a lack of first-team opportunities, Gomes rejected a new deal, making the "difficult" choice to leave to "better myself as a player and person".

He joined Lille in 2020 - and was immediately sent on a season-long loan to Portuguese team Boavista - before returning to the French side.

The move has allowed him to quietly improve his game while remaining on England's radar.

Gomes, who was part of the Under-17s World Cup winning squad from 2017, was also involved in the triumphant 2023 Under-21s European Championship side under Lee Carsley.

Read our feature on England wildcard Angel Gomes in full here

That's all from Sarina Wiegman.

And also, congrats to Kristie Mewis and Sam Kerr.

Chris Sutton
Former Premier League striker on Monday Night Club

I’m not so sure that Harry Kane another 18 or 19 months further on - he’s brilliant at linking he play as a goalscorer, but if you’re not supplying him with the chances he is predictable in the way that he plays and Ollie Watkins isn’t.

Watkins mixes his game up and runs in behind. I get the argument for Harry Kane but he is getting older and isn’t as mobile as he once was. If you’re a centre-half you know what Harry Kane is going to do, whereas Ollie Watkins will mix his game up and offer a threat in behind.

Harry Kane is a phenomenal striker but I think that is a real debate. I always thought he should have been in the team in the Euros but he can’t do the running in behind now. I’m not doubting his quality, but it is food for thought for Thomas Tuchel.

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England manager Sarina Wiegman on backlash Kristie Mewis and Sam Kerr have faced since announcing their pregnancy: "[The abuse] is very very disappointing.

"I’m really happy for them, they look really happy and I hope it all goes well."

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England manager Sarina Wiegman on Chloe Kelly's inclusion despite struggles for minutes at Manchester City: "I think it’s a concern right now already, but it’s a hard situation. Competition at Manchester City is high.

"It’s also looking at what options we have available, Lauren James is injured, Lauren Hemp is injured, Chloe knows she’s not in a great position at club right now, but she’s got enough [credit] with us.

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England manager Sarina Wiegman on Gabby George's return after two years away from the squad: "Very happy for her, she’s worked so hard. She’s done very well at Manchester United. She’s showed some pretty good games recently."

England

England manager Sarina Wiegman on Laura Blindkilde Brown and Ruby Mace: "Young players, very talented players. Competition at club at Manchester City in midfield is tough, but Laura gets minutes.

"They’ve done well at under-23s and this is an opportunity, I hope they compete straight away."

Frostecoglu is such a shout. Steve's not the only one who's sent that in.

An anonymous texter has also told us to change Erling Lapland to Brrrling Haaland. We're happy to oblige.

England

England manager Sarina Wiegman on the severity of Ella Toone's injury: "That’s a question you have to ask Manchester United, she’s not available for us."

On whether Lauren Hemp's injury is ACL related: "No, it’s not."

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport women’s football news reporter at Wembley Stadium

Sarina Wiegman is not willing to give any further details on the timescale or severity of both Lauren Hemp and Ella Toone's injuries.

She does confirm that Hemp's knee surgery was not related to an anterior cruciate ligament issue.

Sarina Wiegman is speaking to the press.

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Andros Townsend
Antalyaspor midfielder on Monday Night Club

He [Harry Kane] is very predictable, you know he is coming short but, nowadays, teams play man-for-man and when he comes short, a defender comes with him and that leaves a massive gap in behind which [Jude] Bellingham can exploit, which Anthony Gordon can exploit, [Noni] Madueke, Curtis Jones - they all exploited it the other night.

Yes, he's predictable, but he's predictable in a way which helps his teammates get space in behind.

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Rory Smith
Chief Soccer Correspondent for The New York Times, on Monday Night Club

I think there is a point that age ultimately becomes a factor - probably not immediately but I wonder if, as you get closer to the World Cup, the issue isn't so much "is it Watkins or Kane?" but whether it's more to do with managing Kane's minutes and making sure that you know that you've got an alternative or a plan B.

Not so much because he's predictable or not or because he doesn't do what he used to do - but in terms of minutes in the legs and his age, you're going to need to offset that and I'm sure Tuchel will be aware of that.

I think that it is inconceivable that England between now and 2026 will mature beyond Harry Kane, I think that is really unlikely.

Tuchel hasn't been brought in as a Southgate project manager, he's here to win the World Cup and he will do it with the players that can get him there the fastest.

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Chris Sutton
Former Premier League striker on Monday Night Club

You can't dispute what a fantastic player he [Harry Kane] is but I just think there are other players that can do that.

When you get to the highest level it's about those moments in games and how you can be the most destructive, how you can cause the opposition the biggest threat and I think possibly Ollie Watkins could be a greater danger than Harry Kane.

I think he had injury issues in the Euros and I was all for getting him in the team but we are further on now, he's not as mobile as he once was.

I'm not doubting his quality, I just think it's one that Thomas Tuchel possibly has to think about.

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