Rio Ferdinand believes England are developing players with "footballing IQ" but thinks Gareth Southgate's side lacks an "identity".
The Three Lions have made an indifferent start to their World Cup campaign. They were superb in their opening fixture against Iran last Monday - hammering them 6-2 - but could only manage a tedious goalless draw against the United States on Friday.
Ferdinand is struggling to identify England's definitive playing style but has praised the ability of Jack Grealish, Phil Foden and James Maddison. None of those players have started either of England's opening games, although Maddison has been nursing a knee injury.
