http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Danny-Welbeck-c10233, Marc Albrighton and Connor Wickham: England youngsters for Euro 2012
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Owen Coyle believes that the 21-year-old is blessed with all the makings of a world class international striker. Sturridge has bags of talent and all the ingredients to be a part of the England squad for Euro 2012.
He has electrifying pace, balance, great physical strength, the ability to take on defenders and most importantly, that clinical eye for goal. He showed those attributes in England U-21’s 4-0 win over http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Denmark-c2884 this week, where he scored a goal and won the man of the match award.
The problem for him, however, would be to play regularly for http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Chelsea-c38786 next season. With Torres, Anelka and Drogba all ahead of him in the pecking order, Sturridge may need to find playing time elsewhere come August. If he plays regularly next term, then he has every chance of making it to the England squad for European Championships next year.
Danny Welbeck (Manchester United – ‘On Loan’ to Sunderland)
Welbeck was widely regarded as a prodigy by the United staff and his season-long loan move to Sunderland could not have gone any better. He has become one of the main components of Steve Bruce’s team and his versatility, which allows him to play in all three attacking positions, makes him a terrific utility player.
Like Sturridge, he has bags of talent and pace to burn. His inter-linking play with his fellow attackers this season has been the stand out feature. And again, like Sturridge, the question that whether he gets regular first team action once he returns to his parent club, Manchester United, remains unanswered.
Welbeck can provide http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/England-c749 with pace on the wings and could be a game changing player to have on the bench. Next season can shape his England future but for that, he needs to play regularly in the Premier league.
http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Marc-Albrighton-c23470 (Aston Villa)
He is another young English player who has broken into his club’s first team this season. Albrighton’s all action displays on the flanks during the pre-season convinced new boss http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Gerard-c14664 Houllier to use the youngster regularly in the league.
He is somewhat an old fashioned winger; runs all day long, chases lost causes and comes back to help his full back. Albrighton boasts searing pace and is too clever a footballer at just 21 years of age.
For starters, he can be compared to http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Netherlands-c753 team, Albrighton has every right to dream of playing for his national team. Next season could be the break-out term for him.
Connor Wickham (Ipswich Town)
At a tender age of 17, Wickham is a regular at the U-21 level for his National team. He is yet to be tested in the Premier League, but has earned rave reviews for his displays in the championship for Ipswich.
His height and pace have troubled defenders in the lower division all season. Should he move to a Premier League based club next term, which he will in all likelihood, he could be a surprise inclusion in http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Fabio-c13152 Capello’s squad.
He has a prolific goal scoring record at all levels and won the Golden player award at the U-17 European Championships that England won. Even though Wickham is a huge doubt for Euro 2012 showdown, a regular run of games in the top flight might just be enough a chance for the youngster to show Capello his true potential.
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