England's 'serial winners' can end trophy drought, says Mings
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Mings was recalled to Gareth Southgate's team after a 15-month absence
Birmingham, Britain (Reuters) - England's squad is packed with "serial winners" and has the potential to bring the country its first major trophy since the 1966 World Cup, defender Tyrone Mings said ahead of the next round of Euro 2024 qualifiers.
The 30-year-old, who helped Aston Villa secure a seventh-place finish in the Premier League, was recalled to Gareth Southgate's team after a 15-month absence.
England's 25-man squad also includes Manchester City treble-winners John Stones, Phil Foden, Kyle Walker, Jack Grealish and Kalvin Phillips as well as elite young talent such Bukayo Saka and Jude Bellingham.
Declan Rice, who captained West Ham United to their first European trophy in 58 years, is also in the squad bidding to reach Euro 2024 in Germany.
"The manager always talks about your club experiences and adding to the group. We have a squad full of serial winners," Mings told British media. "When you look around the European competitions and domestic competitions and the amount of players that were involved in those, it can only help."
England, who were knocked out of last year's World Cup in the quarter-finals by France, have won both their Euro 2024 qualifiers so far and continue their Group C campaign in Malta on Friday before hosting North Macedonia on June 19.
"For sure (England can win a trophy) and that's not just down to talent ... There's a nice blend of experience and youth, people coming into their peak years," Mings added.
