UK brings unexpected Man Utd player to Euro 2024 for training support.

"Excited that he's coming to Germany with us!"

June 10th 2024.

UK brings unexpected Man Utd player to Euro 2024 for training support.
On Monday, Gareth Southgate's talented England squad embarked on their journey to Germany. It's an exciting time for the team, as the Euro 2024 tournament is just around the corner. And there's even more good news for the Three Lions - Manchester United goalkeeper Tom Heaton will be joining them as a training goalkeeper.

The Football Association confirmed that Heaton, who recently made a comeback with United in 2021, will be heading to Germany to support Jordan Pickford, Aaron Ramsdale, and Dean Henderson during the tournament. Although he has only made one appearance for United since his return, Heaton is no stranger to the international stage, having earned three caps for England.

The 38-year-old goalkeeper has represented England at various youth levels and has played for several clubs, including Burnley, Aston Villa, Bristol City, and Cardiff City. He returned to his boyhood club, Manchester United, three years ago and despite not featuring in the Premier League, the club has confirmed that they are in talks with Heaton for a contract extension.

England manager Gareth Southgate expressed his delight at having Heaton on board, saying, "I am really pleased Tom has agreed to join us in Germany." He also highlighted the importance of having an experienced goalkeeper like Heaton to support the team's goalkeeping group, led by Martyn Margetson.

In response to the call-up, Heaton shared his excitement and pride in being asked to join the squad for a major tournament. He stated, "To get the call to go to a major tournament, to help in any way I can and pass on my experience is a proud moment." He also expressed his eagerness to join the group and be a part of creating a positive environment.

Heaton will be joining his Manchester United teammates Luke Shaw and Kobbie Mainoo in England's Euros squad. Unfortunately, Harry Maguire, who was expected to travel, had to miss out due to an injury. However, the team remains determined to bring home their first major trophy since 1966 and has shown impressive performances in recent tournaments, such as reaching the finals of Euro 2020 and the latter stages of the last two World Cups.

As the team prepares for their first match against Serbia on Sunday, all eyes will be on the Three Lions, with fans eagerly anticipating their performance. It's an exciting time for England, and with the addition of Tom Heaton to the squad, the team is even stronger. Let's hope they can bring home the trophy and make the nation proud.

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