Qatar World Cup 2022: England transfers ‘Madison Square … Leicester’ to Qatar: ‘One of the best in the Premiere’
And theback from Marcus Rashford He was, on a media level, the main novelty of England’s list. There were several notable absences due to the technical decision (Sancho, Joe Gomez, Tomori, Mings, Abraham, Tony, Ward Prause…), but Gareth Southgate also An unexpected surprise was rescued: the call from James Daniel Madison (Coventry, 11-23-1996).
In the Islands, the absence of the “10” Leicester was taken for granted. with reason. Madison made his debut against Montenegro (7-0) on November 14, 2019, and since then, Three years ago, he is no longer with the “Three Lions”.
However, the advantages have done more than enough. Madison, who arrived in Leicester in 2018 from Norwich for 25 million euros, He collected 51 goals and 36 assists in 184 matches with the “Foxes”.
His absence, on the last calls, was more than significant. MadisonWith numbers on hand, The second most decisive English player in the English Premier League.Only Harry Kane (38) has scored more goals than Madison (30) since the start of last season. The former Coventry, Norwich and Aberdeen player’s tally breaks down as follows: he scored 18 goals and provided 12 assists.
The show at Maddison Square Leicester is guaranteed. Lester cracked, according to P Brief, The fourth player to have the most chances (31) in the Premier League, the fourth to receive the most fouls (29) and the sixth to shoot the most (38). An integrated “playmaker” to break the deadlock in the attack of the team that collected six matches without winning.
Therefore, Southgate had no choice but to submit to the evidence and take him to Qatar: “There were a lot of discussions about James and I spoke to him because there was a lot of speculation that he would not be in the World Cup.”
There was a lot of discussion about James and I spoke to him because there was a lot of speculation that he would not be in the World Cup.
Finally, being in the World Cup: “There is a lot of competition in his position and there were times when his No.10 profile did not fit our system. However, he plays very well and we like the fact that he finds spaces where no player is up front. Not many players do that today. In addition, he has a great free kick kick and can score goals from a distance. It’s an advantage that many of our players don’t have, playing against low-mass teams.”
Esst plays very well. Look for spaces where you don’t exist and there aren’t many players who do that today
Madison: “I’m going to the World Cup. Dreams come true”
It stands to reason that Leicester’s “10” was happy: “I haven’t caught it yet. I’m going to the World Cup. Dreams sometimes come true.”
Brendan Rodgers, his manager at Leicester, apparently supported Southgate’s decision: “He has shown great persistence and talent over the past two years. This made the coach change his mind. He’s a great player, and one of the best players in the Premier League. I’m very happy for Madison.”
