Wolves' Tommy Doyle reveals his ambitious plans for the future as Anthony Gordon and Cole Palmer point made

While young Wolves midfielder Tommy Doyle is watching the Euros at home as a fan like the majority of us, he has clear ambitions to be there as a player one day representing the Three Lions.

Doyle is no stranger to the white jersey. most notably being part of the England side which claimed the 2023 Under-21 European Championship only 12 months ago.

Now, he is watching close friends and fellow former team mates Anthony Gordon and Cole Palmer make their step up to the senior side, believing he can do exactly the same one day.

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“Football’s football for me, so I’ll watch it although my goal is to obviously be there," he reiterated.

"Hopefully, eventually, if I put in the performances then I’d like to be there. But it will be good to watch and give me a bit more fuel and hunger for the future.

“It’s going to be amazing. The lads who have been doing really well and affecting games higher up the league than us, hopefully they will get their opportunity and it will be good to watch them and I’ll be cheering them on.

“They just need to keep doing what they’ve been doing. There’s a lot of good players and they’ve been in situations now in the latter stages of tournaments, so they’ve got that experience and I’m sure the wiser heads in the dressing room will take a grip in the group and there’s no reason why they can’t win it."

Reflecting on helping England to the title a year on, he recalled: "It feels like a long time ago now, but it was a special moment with an amazing group of players and amazing staff members too, which was really nice. I have fond memories.

“The main thing was that we had such a talented group, but a talented group which came with a lot of questions from the outside, if we’d gel together and if we’d be able to perform.

“Things were mentioned about egos and clashes and all that stuff, but it was not the case. It was a group of lads who were very humble and listened to each other, ultimately, we helped each other and that’s why we won that tournament.

“I think from the very start we felt like we were onto something special. Obviously, it’s easy to say now, but we were confident going into the tournament that we had the ability, but you never know until you get into the tournament and you start playing games."