Jack Hinshelwood: “Play well at Brighton” to target England at the 2030 World Cup
By OnzeActu · · 2 min read
Jack Hinshelwood, England international hopeful, ensures that his priority remains performance with Brighton & Hove Albion after a remarkable end to the season. Failed during the final selection for this summer, he nevertheless harbors the ambition of aiming for the 2030 World Cup by first working on his club performances.
Jack Hinshelwood is banking on his performances with Brighton & Hove Albion to fuel his long-term goal: to wear the England team jersey at the 2030 World Cup. The 21-year-old midfielder, a promising international, was on the long list of 55 players established for the summer tournament, but was not selected in the final selection.
The former number 8 caught the eye during the end of the Brighton season, scoring three goals and providing two assists in the last eleven Premier League matches. This improvement came after coach Fabian Hurzeler repositioned him from central midfield to the number 10 position, a move which helped to boost his individual performance and help the club finish eighth, synonymous with qualification for the Europa Conference League.
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Asked by The Athletic, Hinshelwood admitted that this end of the season had been positive, while remaining self-critical about his offensive statistics: “I had a good series, but I should have scored more goals. If I focus on my club football and see where that takes me, playing well for Brighton will help me. I have to focus on that. »
The trajectory of the young Englishman illustrates the logic of development: by imposing his level at the club, he hopes to convince the national selectors and get closer to a place in the English selection with a view to future events, including the 2030 World Cup.