Rodwell looking to future

By MTNFootball.com Monday Jul 02, 10:35 +0200
Jack Rodwell, Everton
Everton’s Jack Rodwell wants to be a regular in England's midfield by the time the World Cup starts in Brazil in two years’ time.

The Toffees midfielder had his 2011/12 season wrecked by injury, but hopes to put that behind him and make a real impression in the coming year.

The 21-year old has been widely touted as a key part of the next generation to come through for the national side, and has been predicted by many to be in the starting XI at the 2014 tournament.

And Rodwell admits he has a huge desire to fulfil those expectations, "The World Cup is every player's dream.

"That's what my next goal is, to keep working hard and trying to get in the England squad."

The midfielder added that he believes the country has enough quality youngsters to produce a great side over the coming years.

"There's the likes of Jack Wilshere, Jordan Henderson, myself and others, that can play regularly.

"You look at Manchester United who had Danny Welbeck competing in the Euros, and Phil Jones was there too. There's a good spine of players. I'm sure in the next few years that these players will grow and mature.

"They say part of the European game is about being able to keep the ball - you look at the likes of Spain and teams like that - so hopefully we'll emulate that.

"We've got the players to do it, so I think once we put it together, it'll work out."

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