Callum Wilson admits he would be "deluded" if he thought he would start for England ahead of Harry Kane at the World Cup in Qatar.
However, the Newcastle striker insists he will be ready to capitalise on any minutes Gareth Southgate hands him during the tournament. Wilson earned his place in the Three Lions squad with his fine return of six goals and two assists in 11 Premier League appearances this season.
He will serve as the principal back-up for England captain Kane, beating Roma centre-forward Tammy Abraham to inclusion in the 26-man squad. Wilson has no illusions about his role - which is likely to be as an impact substitute - but is prepared to take his chance "with both hands" when called on by his manager.