England interim manager Lee Carsley affirmed that Morgan Rogers possesses a complete skill set, despite the player’s exclusion from his most recent squad selection. The Aston Villa midfielder has been a consistent presence in Unai Emery’s team this season, making 14 appearances across all competitions, contributing three goals and three assists. Due to his current form and progression through the national team’s age-group ranks, many had anticipated that the 22-year-old might receive his inaugural senior call-up. Carsley stated, “He’s definitely not missing anything, Morgan is a player I’m really aware of and a really important player for the under-21s.” He elaborated, “I think sometimes the competition in front dictates how quick you move through the pathway. He is behind some really strong players, but I have no doubt Morgan will get there.” Carsley is scheduled to return to his role overseeing the Under-21 side when Thomas Tuchel assumes the position of Gareth Southgate’s permanent successor in January. Carsley added, “At this time he is a crucial and important player to the under-21s.” He concluded by saying, “If we can regain the Euros title in the summer with the under-21s, he will be a really important part of that.” Post navigation Brighton Manager Fabian Hurzeler Provides Updates on Squad and Strategy Ahead of Liverpool Match St Johnstone’s Benjamin Kimpioka Hailed as Premiership’s Standout Player