James Maddison leaves Spurs because of…..

as England boss Gareth Southgate has reportedly removed the Tottenham star from his preliminary Euro 2024 roster.

In Monday’s 3-0 victory over Bosnia and Herzegovina, Maddison participated for thirty minutes,

but he was unable to make an impression as players like Trent Alexander-Arnold, Jack Grealish, and Eberechi Eze did.

Despite being a well-known playmaker in the Premier League—he played for Spurs before joining Leicester City—

Maddison has only received seven caps for his country and has long been marginalised there.

The 27-year-old has been told by Southgate that he will not be included in his 26-man team for Euro 2024, according to The Athletic.

Maddison reportedly departed the England team before Friday’s match against Iceland, which is their last warm-up friendly.

however he did not play in the competition. Following a £40 million transfer to Tottenham,

Maddison took off in 2023–2024 but faltered in the latter half of

“You have to make sure that when called upon, you have to go and take care of business,”

“You still have to go out and do it; you have to produce, even though I have the self-assurance and belief to accomplish that.

“All I want is the chance and the time on the pitch, as I am confident in my abilities.”

I am aware of the qualities I have and will undoubtedly bring value to our team.

Additionally, you must have the chance to demonstrate it as well as the obligation to do so.”

By Friday night, Southgate must cut seven players from his 33-man provisional roster; with Maddison’s decision,

just six stars remain in jeopardy. Jude Bellingham, Phil Foden, and Harry Kane, among others, will undoubtedly be there.

As Southgate gets ready to chop things, young, inexperienced players like Adam Wharton, Jarell Quansah, James Trafford, and Eze are still vying for positions.

On June 16, England takes on Serbia in their opening Euro match. Denmark and Slovenia are the next teams England will play.

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