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The Man City full-back set to play in England vs Finland with a big decision to make over his future

Rico Lewis is reportedly set to start England's Nations League clash with Finland at left-back - and he may not be the only Manchester City left-back on show at Wembley.

Lewis has started the season brilliantly at right-back, but may have to bide his time to move over to his preferred position for the Three Lions. Finland is a perfect opportunity to build on his debut earlier this year and continue his form from the start of the season.

On the opposite side of the pitch could well be a City academy teammate in the form of Tomas Galvez. There are only two months difference between Lewis and Galvez in terms of age, yet Lewis has over 50 senior appearances for City and Galvez has none. Yet Galvez is much more experienced on the international scene, with England potentially his fifth cap for Finland.

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Galvez made headlines last year for making his international debut before playing any senior football for City. He played at left-midfield against Sweden in January 2023, following it up with a cap against San Marino last season and an appearance off the bench against Scotland. This month, he was the starting left-back against Greece and could play the biggest match of his career against England on Tuesday.

The full-back says he prefers bombing up and down the left flank rather than inverting inside like Lewis. The two teenagers are completely opposite in how they approach their positions and have had almost opposite career paths to get to Wembley this week.

Maybe that has hampered his opportunities under Pep Guardiola, even with the ongoing

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