Phil Foden leaves England camp to be with partner who is expecting the birth of their third child

Manchester United's stalled summer transfer window has been affected again by a shock move for former England international Ben Godfrey. The Everton defender is on the verge of a bargain transfer to Serie A side Atalanta.

Phil Foden has jetted back to Germany after the birth of his third child with girlfriend Rebecca Cooke, having left the England camp earlier this week.

Manchester City star Phil Foden has left the England Euro 2024 squad to return to the UK and be present for the birth of his third child with girlfriend Rebecca Cooke.

Phil Foden has temporarily left England’s Euro 2024 camp to return home for a “pressing family matter”.The Manchester City midfielder started all three of England’s group-stage matches in Germany as Gareth Southgate’s side advanced by finishing top of Group C.The Football Association confirmed on Wednesday, 26 June, however, that Foden, 24, would now leave the team’s Spa and GolfResort Weimarer Land base for a spell. “Phil Foden has temporarily left the England camp and returned to the UK for a pressing family matter,” an FA spokesperson said.The PA news agency understands he has returned home as his girlfriend Rebecca Cooke is expecting the birth of their third child.

Manchester City star Phil Foden has left England's Euro 2024 camp and returned to the UK due to a "pressing family matter".

Ange Postecoglou has criticised Gareth Southgate's team selection in England's 0-0 draw with Slovenia and reckons the Three Lions boss will need to massively improve if England want to go all the way at Euro 2024.

Prince George didn't join his father Prince William to watch the second group stage match between England vs Denmark, with the latter seen cheering on his team and mixing with other royalty.Ten-year-old George - who is a well-known football fan - had to prioritise his education at Lambrook School in Berkshire. Prince William, who turns 42 today (12 June), was spotted having a laugh with King Frederik X of Denmark in the stands during the game on Thursday, 20 June, which ended in a disappointing draw.

Gary Lineker has criticised England captain Harry Kane for his performance in England's disappointing 1-1 draw with Denmark at Euro 2024.

Alan Shearer commented on England's performance against Denmark, raising questions about John Stones and Phil Foden's roles in the team.

Wes Brown has suggested Phil Foden should emulate Wayne Rooney's adaptability to become an indispensable player for England.

Micah Richards has admitted that Phil Foden's performances for England have made him sad.

Phil Foden insists England showed a different side to their game during their much-criticised performance vs Serbia as he defended his own contribution in the Euro 2024 opener.

'Gareth Southgate's barmy army' sang a man wearing a vintage 1990 England shirt, with a flag of St George draped around his neck, as he walked arm-in-arm with his pal through the huge swinging doors.

Jack Grealish won't be gracing the pitch in Germany this summer as Gareth Southgate omitted him from the England squad for Euro 2024 – with injury troubles throughout the season being a contributing factor.

Harry Maguire had to be omitted from Gareth Southgate's Euro 2024 squad, having been unable to recover in time from a calf injury.

Manchester United forward Marcus Rashford has been omitted from the England squad for the Euro 2024 tournament in Germany following a hugely disappointing season.

The England WAGs have sent heartwarming Father's Day messages to their partners before the Euro 2024 opener on Sunday 16 June.They've recorded adorable videos of their little ones donning England kits, aiming to give Gareth Southgate's squad a morale boost as they commence their campaign in Germany.The clips showcase the kids as mini football stars, belting out the national anthem with gusto.To stir up some nostalgia and motivation, many of the messages harked back to our iconic 1966 victory against Germany, hoping to spark that winning spirit in the Euro 2024 team. A 'content expert' was even brought in to help craft the perfect montage.

The European Football Cup tournament has got off to a cracking start – for broadcasters at least – with Friday evening’s opening match between host nation Germany and Scotland watched by an average of 5.8million viewers, with a peak of 9.8million.

ITV has come under attack for snubbing Scotland during the build-up to Germany versus our heroes – which instead focused on England.

It's a rarity for England to enter any major international tournament as the outright favourites, but this year could mark the end of 58 years of disappointment and see football finally come home.