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Harry Kane has expressed his disappointment regarding the recent withdrawals from the England squad ahead of their matches against Greece and the Republic of Ireland.
Nine players have pulled out, including key figures like Aaron Ramsdale, Trent Alexander-Arnold, Declan Rice, Bukayo Saka, and Jack Grealish.
Everton’s Jarrad Branthwaite became the latest to withdraw on Wednesday, with Liverpool’s Jarell Quansah called up as a replacement.
The situation has frustrated Kane, who will captain England in Athens for a crucial Nations League match, where victory is vital for automatic promotion.
Kane voiced concerns about the lack of commitment from some senior players, suggesting they have forgotten the importance of representing their country.
He emphasized the culture instilled by former manager Gareth Southgate, who “brought the joy to play for England” and ensured that players were excited to wear the national team jersey.
Kane believes that, for professional footballers, playing for England should always come before club commitments.
He acknowledged that the timing of the matches, during a busy period in the season, may have influenced some withdrawals, but he was clear that the national team should always be prioritized.
Reflecting on the situation, Kane expressed his frustration, saying, “It’s a shame this week, obviously. It’s a tough period of the season and maybe that’s been taken advantage of a little bit.
“I don’t really like it if I’m totally honest. England comes before anything and any club situation.”
This article was updated 1 month ago
