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Mar 10, 2026; Charlotte, NC, USA; Wake Forest Demon Deacons forward Cooper Schwieger (13) shakes hands with guard Myles Colvin (6) after drawing a foul in overtime against the Virginia Tech Hokies at Spectrum Center. Mandatory Credit: Jim Dedmon-Imagn Images | Jim Dedmon-Imagn ImagesPortal season is beginning to crank up, and that means lots of player movement. Well do our best to keep up with it here. The most notable players to make moves so far are Virginia Techs Neoklis Avdalas, Pitts Brandin Cummings, and Georgia Techs Baye Ndongo, who seemed to regress this season. More are certain to follow, so check back. BOSTON COLLEGE OUT Akbar WaheedINCAL OUT INCLEMSONOUT Jake WahlinINDUKE OUT INFLORIDA STATEOUT INGEORGIA TECHOUT Baye NdongoINLOUISVILLEOUT INMIAMI OUT Noam DovratINNORTH CAROLINA OUT INNORTH CAROLINA STATEOUT INNOTRE DAME OUT Sir MohammedGarrett SundraRyder FrostINPITTOUT Brandin CummingsINSMU OUT INSTANFORD OUT INSYRACUSE OUT INVIRGINIA OUT INVIRGINIA TECH OUT Neoklis AvdalasIzaiah PashaINWAKE FORESTOUT Cooper SchwiegerMarqus MarionINGo to the DBR Boards to find Blue Healer Auctions |Drop us a line

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CRAIG HOPE: It was the face Thomas Tuchel twisted, as much as the words he spoke, that told you Phil Foden's World Cup hopes are disappearing into a hole

Phil Foden is currently in the spotlight, with the England international struggling during recent friendly matches with Uruguay and Japan.For all his talent, the 25-year-old remains a shadow of his usual self on the international stage - with his place at this summer's World Cup now in jeapordary as a result.Foden has undeniable talent, having played a starring role in Manchester City's dominance of the Premier League in recent years.But with England well-stocked in his position, and with regular game time hard to come by at the Etihad Stadium, he faces the unwanted prospect of watching this summer's event from home.TRENDINGStoriesVideosYour SayThomas Tuchel has confirmed that Foden could miss out, admitting that 'it's not a guarantee that he will come.'Foden is, however, far from alone. Many top talents have struggled in an England shirt over the years, irrespective of their achievements at club level.GB News will now take a look at five others who never quite seemed comfortable in international colours.Paul ScholesWidely regarded by his continental peers as one of the best midfielders of his generation, Paul Scholes remains Englands greatest wasted resource.At Manchester United, he was the heartbeat of Sir Alex Ferguson's swashbuckling side, regularly improving the level of the players around him.For England, however, he was frequently shunted to the left wing to accommodate the unsuccessful Frank Lampard-Steven Gerrard axis, a tactical move that spectacularly backfired.Disillusioned by a setup that failed to harness his remarkable ability, Scholes retired from international football at just 29, leaving England to wonder what might have been had they built the team around him.LATEST SPORTS NEWS:London schoolgirl, 11, becomes Englands top female chess player after stunning global riseTiger Woods makes Ryder Cup decision as Donald Trump shares heartbreaking newsBisexual footballer 'outed by male cousin lover' avoids deportation from BritainGlenn HoddleIn an era of English football defined by physicality, Glenn Hoddle was an elegant anomaly.Possessing a range of passing and a delightful touch that felt more Brazilian than British, Hoddle was often viewed with suspicion by a succession of England managers who preferred industry over artistry.Despite 53 caps, he was rarely given the keys to the midfield in the way he was at Tottenham or Monaco.He was ultimately a "flair player" in a system that demanded soldiers.John BarnesDuring the late 1980s, John Barnes was arguably the most exhilarating winger in world football, a powerhouse of grace and skill who spearheaded Liverpools dominance.Yet, his England career is frequently cited as the ultimate example of the "international underperformer."Aside from his iconic solo goal against Brazil in 1984 and a vital cameo in the 1986 World Cup, Barnes often looked like a shadow of his Anfield self in an England shirt.Hamstrung by rigid tactical systems and, at times, a hostile home crowd, he never consistently replicated the talismanic brilliance that made him a legend on Merseyside.Bryan RobsonBryan Robson, nicknamed 'Captain Marvel' was the undisputed engine of Manchester United, a box-to-box phenomenon who possessed the rare ability to dominate every blade of grass.While he was undoubtedly world-class - a player of such tactical importance that Sir Bobby Robson called him 'irreplaceable' - his England legacy is defined more by 'what if' than 'what was.' Robsons career coincided with a period where he was the national team's most vital component, yet his body repeatedly betrayed him on the grandest stages.Crucial injuries in the 1986 and 1990 World Cups robbed England of their talisman just as they reached their peak.Frank LampardLampard retired as one of the greatest goal-scoring midfielders in the history of the sport.At Chelsea, he was their undisputed midfield talisman of a trophy-laden era.For England, however, he became the face of the 'Golden Generations' failure to click.Despite 106 caps and 29 goals, Lampards international career was overshadowed by the inability of various managers to find a balance between him and Gerrard.Often forced into a cautious, disciplined role that stifled his natural predatory instincts, Lampards England tenure never lived up to the billing. Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter