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Jude Bellingham says he will 'wait his turn' for the England captaincy following fine display against Ukraine

Jude Bellingham says he will «wait his turn» for the England captaincy following another fine display for his country, this time against Ukraine. Bellingham, who has already captained his Borussia Dortmund side despite his tender years, was talking after England beat Ukraine 2-0 in their Euro 2024 qualifying Group C match. Ad Bukayo Saka starred as he scored one and set the other up for England captain Harry Kane as Gareth Southgate’s team took control of their qualifying group.

Champions League'I see more trophies here' — Ferdinand on Bellingham's Real-Liverpool transfer dilemma15/03/2023 AT 23:42 Bellingham – stationed in midfield alongside Jordan Henderson and Declan Rice – was another to stand out as he put in another composed performance in his 22nd start for his country. The midfielder – still aged just 19 – has been earmarked as future captain material and speaking after the match, he said that it is the biggest honour in football to captain your country. However, he also tempered expectations, telling Channel 4 he respected those ahead of him in the queue.

«That would be the biggest dream, and the biggest honour in football I think is to captain your country,” said Bellingham. “There's a long pecking order that I highly respect and I'll wait my turn. In the meantime it's picking up what I can learn from them.

This is the best place to do it. »We should be looking to win every game. You set yourself a standard and an expectation and it's important you match that.

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