'Where do we look now?' Heskey on lack of England strikers
Summary
Emile Heskey has raised concerns about the lack of new England strikers, noting the decline of traditional number nines. Currently, Harry Kane is England's primary striker, and there is uncertainty about who will replace him in the future. Heskey and Wayne Rooney discussed how the game has changed, leading to fewer players being developed in the traditional striker role.Key Facts
- Emile Heskey expressed concern about the lack of new strikers for the England national team.
- Harry Kane is currently the main striker for England, featured in the World Cup qualifiers squad.
- Heskey pointed out that there used to be a steady line of new strikers emerging for England, but this is no longer the case.
- Only eight English strikers have played in the Premier League this season, with Liam Delap being the only one under 26.
- Ollie Watkins, a potential backup for Kane, has been rested from recent matches.
- Wayne Rooney noted that globally, there are fewer traditional strikers, known as number nines, in the game today.
- Heskey mentioned his sons, who are also forwards, recently debuted for Manchester City.
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