Since it's the November international break, it's time to keep along the lines of that theme from a Tottenham Hotspur perspective and look at three players who can help the England national team finally win a major trophy. And the next big tournament is Euro 2028 following the Three Lions third place finish at the 2026 World Cup under Thomas Tuchel.
CM Archie Gray
The Scotland national team is currently courting Archie Gray, but for the past five years, the young Tottenham center midfielder has been regularly featuring for the youth national teams of England, rising up the ranks to become a key leader and midfield player for them, just as he has been for Spurs.
Gray was one of Tottenham's best players last season and midfield, and Roberto De Zerbi's fifth captain has honestly been great as a right back lately. He has future starter for England written all over him, though minutes will be tough with players like Elliot Anderson, Morgan Rogers, Declan Rice, and, of course, Jude Bellingham in the England first team.
LW Luca Williams-Barnett
The ambipedal Luca Williams-Barnett has the potential to be special, and he just might be the next Harry Kane level global superstar. There is something special about LWB, and any long time Spurs fan who has seen some of the world's best players get their starts to superstardom at N17, such as Gareth Bale and Luka Modric even before Kane, can tell Williams-Barnett is on that trajectory.
Maybe 2028 is too soon, but with how sprightly Wiliams-Barnett has looked every time he plays, including in his Premier League debut immediately against rivals Crystal Palace, this is a guy who could even change games for England off the bench in two years time.
AM Mikey Moore
Mikey Moore is more of a stretch, but there was a time a couple of years ago in the Europa League under Ange Postecoglou when people were hyping him up as the next big thing for Tottenham Hotspur, too. Moore has not enjoyed a good start for FC Koln on loan, but they are a horrible, horrible team wherein even their own future superstar Said El Mala can't get anything going. And remember, Moore had a bad start to life at Rangers, then ended up being one of their best players. His clutch gene against Celtic can't be taught, and there is a timeline out there when Moore clicks it all together and gets to be a decisive No.10 who scores and assists instead of being forced on the wings.
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