Tyrone Mings is keen to impress as England take on the Ivory Coast in a friendly at Wembley on Tuesday night.
Aston Villa centre-half Mings, who has 16 caps to his name, is set to start the match as the build-up to this year’s World Cup in Qatar gathers pace.
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“You know what’s on the horizon because everybody wants to go to a World Cup, right?” Mings said.
“But I think whenever there’s an expectation on you to do something or be something, the only thing that you’ve got to revert back to is doing well what you’ve always done to get you in that position.
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“I know what my qualities are and the manager has alluded that there’s players in all different positions that have slightly different qualities.
“I know what mine are and I’m trying to bring that to the group every time.
“Every time I’ve come into the into the camp or every time I’m selected to play on the pitch, that is just about the only thing that I can do, trust in the process that that will be enough come decision time.”
Saturday’s 2-1 win over Switzerland saw three more defenders – Kyle Walker-Peters, Marc Guehi and Tyrick Mitchell – make their Three Lions debuts as competition for places hots up.
“It always feels like you’re on trial here, in a good way,
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