United States of America will always be regarded as the place Jack Harrison’s life changed. Leeds United’s winger cannot help noticing where England’s next World Cup journey will be played out.
Harrison will be 29 when the Three Lions will, qualification permitting, head out to USA, Canada and Mexico for their next attempt at ending the decades of hurt. Football history would suggest Harrison will be at the peak of his powers when the next tournament comes around and he will need to be.
England have an embarrassment of riches in wide attacking areas. Jack Grealish played 86 minutes in Qatar, Marcus Rashford got only 140 despite scoring three goals and Raheem Sterling had only 149 from a possible 450.