Finding a replacement for the dazzling Paul Gascoigne has been one of the toughest tasks for the English national team.

There have been so many youngsters who showed potential, so many false dawns, from your Ross Barkleys to your Dele Allis.

Even Wayne Rooney, a man who was an absolute superstar for Manchester United and became England’s all-time top goalscorer, struggled to consistently produce at major tournaments. Finding ‘the next Gazza’ has proved to be nearly impossible over the last two decades.

And now a new challenger has arrived on the scene, ready to rescue the Three Lions from the jaws of mediocrity and carry them to glory. That challenger is none other than Aston Villa’s Jack Grealish.

His call-up to the England squad has been a long time coming. For many months, Gareth Southgate bizarrely neglected the Villa playmaker, and only gave him the chance when he had almost no choice. The nation was begging for him to play. And, once he got his opportunity, he impressed.

"The way he runs with the ball – I've seen no English player do that since Gascoigne."

Gabriel Agbonlahor discusses Jack Grealish's performances for England and how he has been helped by a positional change…