Rio Ngumoha ready to make England splash as he spells out Ballon d’Or ambition

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The way he plays, it’s like it’s his pitch. He smiles as he thinks about his family.

“I feel like I needed a new challenge,” he says. For me, I would like to achieve it and I think I can do it.”Rio Ngumoha: ‘If there’s an opportunity to beat my man I’ll always do it.’ Photograph: Nikki Dyer/Liverpool FC/Getty ImagesNgumoha feels at ease.

Yet Ngumoha starred on his debut, impressing as a substitute in a World Cup warm-up win against New Zealand in Tampa, to the extent that Tuchel wondered whether he should have picked the youngster in his tournament 26.Chart showing youngest players to make their competitive England men’s debutIt has become a trend for wingers to check back and play the easy pass but Ngumoha always wants to beat his full-back. He raves about England’s captain, praising Kane as a person and his dedication in training.