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Welbeck Eyes World Cup Spot as Hurzeler Praises Form
Fabian Hurzeler, head coach of the England Under-21 team, expressed confidence in Danny Welbeck’s chances of earning a spot on the national team for the upcoming FIFA World Cup. Hurzeler emphasized that if the forward maintains his current form, he has a “big chance” to be included in the squad for the tournament scheduled for next summer in Mexico, Canada, and the United States.
Welbeck recently scored his seventh goal of the season during a match at Amex Stadium. His impressive performance has not gone unnoticed, with senior team coach Thomas Tuchel acknowledging earlier this month that Welbeck was “close” to receiving a call-up for the senior national team after a seven-year absence. Hurzeler has encouraged the 34-year-old to remain optimistic about his international prospects.
Encouragement from the Head Coach
In a recent discussion, Hurzeler reflected on Welbeck’s situation, reassuring him that while some decisions regarding team selection are beyond his control, focusing on his performance is crucial. “Some decisions you can’t control or can’t influence,” Hurzeler stated. “He should really focus on the things he can influence, and that’s how he performs for us.”
The coach highlighted that Welbeck’s contributions extend beyond scoring goals. “It is not only scoring goals. For me, it is how he works and how he is a leader on the pitch,” Hurzeler noted. He expressed confidence that if Welbeck continues to display his current level of commitment and skill, he will have a significant opportunity to be selected for the World Cup.
England secured their place in the World Cup after a dominant qualifying campaign, achieving eight victories in eight matches. The draw to determine the group stage opponents will take place on December 5, 2023, at the Kennedy Center in Washington D.C. As the national team prepares for this prestigious tournament, the inclusion of experienced players like Welbeck could prove vital to their success.
In the coming months, Welbeck will aim to solidify his position in the squad by continuing to deliver strong performances for his club. With Hurzeler’s support and Tuchel’s acknowledgment of his potential, the forward’s aspirations for another shot at international football are within reach.
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