Not much to congratulate as we didn't win Euro 2020, admits Raheem Sterling

Not only that, Sterling has been a consistent presence throughout the England setup since making his debut as he tallied up 41 goal involvements and the 26-year-old was also largely responsible for guiding his home nation to their first major tournament final since 1966. But with England losing to Italy, on penalties, the Manchester City star has admitted that there is regret at not going one step further but added there is still some pride about what the team achieved at the Euros.

"Bit of both, you still have people saying congratulations or something and it's like… there's not much to congratulate as we didn't win. That's the great thing within the squad, we're not happy with doing well and putting on a show for the country, we genuinely wanted to come home with that trophy and that's the mentality in the squad now. It was class we went to the final but we want to win, we want to make history and I think that's the message since day one when Gareth (Southgate) came in,” Sterling told Sky Sports.