Former England Player Reflects on Manchester United's Influence
Jermaine Jenas has shared his thoughts on his England career, recalling a time when Manchester United players dominated the England squad.
In the past, Manchester United had a significant presence in the England team, with many players representing the country. This led to notable stories about their limited interactions with rival players, such as Steven Gerrard and John Terry, while on international duty.
Sir Alex Ferguson had concerns about international football, but this did not prevent United's top players from representing their countries. Currently, Marcus Rashford is the only United player to be selected for Thomas Tuchel's latest England squad, putting several other United players at risk of missing the World Cup next year.
- Paul Scholes
- Michael Carrick
were under-appreciated in the England setup.
Jermaine Jenas names three former Man Utd players who set the standards in England training
Author's summary: Jenas reflects on Manchester United's past influence on the England squad.
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