by Seb Stafford-Bloor @https://twitter.com/@SebSB Published 5 min ago We are part of The Trust Project What is it? 21. Fabian Delph Delph was selected partly because of the range of positions he’s able to cover. Pep Guardiola has made him into a passable full-back but, of course, he’s a natural midfielder. He has seen minutes, playing the whole of the game against Belgium and appearing as a second-half substitute against Panama, but he’s nowhere close to dislodging Jordan Henderson. 20. Trent Alexander-Arnold He’s been unfortunate. Alexander-Arnold's main positional rival, Kieran Trippier, has been one of England’s finest performers, meaning that he has had no real hope of being...
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