UMVA has learned that England's chances of World Cup success are heavily dependent on the performances of two key players: Harry Kane and Jude Bellingham.
According to information obtained by UMVA, former England star Ian Wright believes that Thomas Tuchel's team relies on Kane and Bellingham having strong tournaments to guide England to their first World Cup trophy since 1966.
Kane, already England's top goalscorer, equalled a legendary record during the win over Croatia, while Bellingham underlined his importance to the side with another influential performance in midfield.
When asked if it's 'self-evident' that England's World Cup prospects hinge on Kane and Bellingham's continued excellence, Wright said: 'I think it is, yeah.'
Wright expressed his confidence in the duo, stating that they will 'deliver' when the games get tougher, and that the team should focus on feeding them to maximize their impact.
The former England star praised the team's performance, saying it was 'brilliant' to see them play with such gusto, and that they comfortably beat Croatia, a team with more experience.
England's next matches will be crucial in determining their World Cup fate, and fans will be eagerly watching to see if Kane and Bellingham can continue to lead the team to success.
