Molinex captain Gareth Southgate is expected to start in defense as the Three Lions face off tonight in a friendly against Wales (kick-off at 8pm) – their first game at Wembley before the coronavirus epidemic.
The 27-year-old made his debut for England in a 0-0 Nations League match in Denmark just over a month ago and got another call-up to Southgate’s squad for Wales friendly and home nations league relations against Belgium, on Sunday tea time, and Denmark next Wednesday evening. .
And Defender intends to absorb every ounce of information while training and performing with the national side.
After being impressed with the position of English Chief, Koedi said: “The first and most important thing is to be brighter than Gaffar. My debut was everything I dreamed of. It was incredible.
“Now I have gone to another camp which feels exactly the same. This week has been excellent in terms of training.
“We are focused on these three games. They are great games for us. We were looking forward to these games as soon as the last camp was over because (international) sports are getting thicker and faster with everything that is going on in the world. ”
The defender, who became England’s first wolf player since 1990, after Steve Bull last month, added: “International duty is not going to last that long, it’s fun now.
“But for me, it’s just to learn, to learn from this class of players. I know that before I joined the England set-up, because I saw England in every game how they move forward.
“Teaching these players is wonderful and we’ll see what the future holds, but for me it’s just about improvement and I’m told that if I can help the players and the team here.”
Cody will do the part as England have the potential to become young and inexperienced players, as Southgate evaluates its options ahead of the competitive relationship.
As captain of several clubs on the team, Cody is likely to be one of the more experienced members in the starting line-up as England captain Ryan Giggs decides to captain for the clash against Wales.
If he were to take the armband in his second cap, Cody would be the fourth post-war England captain to represent the Wolves.
With Ron Flowers in 1980, and Billy Wright, between 1948 and 1959, before him, the most recent was Emilyn Hughes.
England’s Tammy Abraham, Ben Chilwell and Jadon Sancho will not be involved this evening after the trio broke the Covid-19 rules and became part of Abraham’s 23rd birthday surprise party.
Everton’s Dominic Curvert Levert-Levin, Arsenal’s Bukayo Saka and Leicester’s former Albion Loni Harvey Barnes will enter the target with Southgate to call Nick Pope or Dean Henderson