Eric Dier has said he
is harbouring an ambition to one-day become England captain. The 23years old picked
up his 16th cap in the defeat
against Germany, impressing in a defensive-midfield role alongside Jake Livermore.
Dier played
under Gareth Southgate with England
U21s and says he hopes to learn more from the England head coach and his new
regime.
Southgate has suggested he could
revolve the captaincy on a
game-by-game basis and Dier admitted “It's
an ambition of mine. I'd love to one day be able to do that. It would be a real
honour for me and it's something I'd like to work towards, but it's something
the manger will decide and he will pick who's best. You never know really,
things can change in football very quickly. I feel I have qualities a captain
may have. I can do that job, but it's up to the manager. Gareth has been around
the setup for a while - the U21s - so I don't think he's eager to make
everything different, just little things here and there, helping us as players.
He was a player not too long ago so he knows how we think and what's going
through our minds. Hopefully he can pass on his experience. He wants a camp
where we enjoy and express ourselves, and play exciting, attacking football.
But we should go on a game-by-game basis; It would be foolish to think any
further than that. We have to keep working hard as a squad to improve and get
to where we want to.”
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