Euro final might be one game too many for Bukayo Saka, asserts Gary Neville

Starting ahead of the likes of Jadon Sancho and Marcus Rashford, Saka has cemented his place in the right-wing. Two of those outings have been in the knockout stage, against Germany in the last-16 and the semi-final showdown with Denmark. However, renowned expert and former Manchester United man Gary Neville believes more experience and direct running will be required against the Azzurri with silverware on the line. Neville hence is of the opinion that the Three Lions might opt for Marcus Rashford or Jadon Sancho come Sunday, with him feeling that the Grand Finale might be 'one game too many' for the Arsenal youngster.

"I agreed with bringing Saka back against Denmark because I felt he had been the most lively of the wide players, along with Raheem Sterling. I am not sure he will start Sunday. I think that might just be too much for him. What he did last night, the amount he has given in this tournament, I just feel we will see somebody else. I look at  Chiellini and Bonucci, and I think, who wouldn't they like to have in those wide areas, making those inside runs? I actually think it could be a game for Rashford or Sancho to accompany Sterling in those wide positions," Neville was quoted as saying by Goal.