Jack Grealish thinks that he should have been part of England's Euro 2024 squad. (More Football News)
Grealish was initially called up for the Three Lions' 33-man training squad, but was one of seven players who did not make th❀e f🎐inal squad for Germany.
England reached the final, losing 2-1 to Spain.
The 29-year-old has been back in the fold under interim manager Lee Carsley, and impressed in September's Nꦗations League mat♈ches against the Republic of Ireland and Finland.
"I will be honest with you, I didn’t really agree with it," Grealish told BBC Radio 5 Live of Gareth Southgate's decision not to include him among t🔯he ဣfinal 26 players.
"You need a bit of a balance in every p🎶osition on the pitch and I class myself [as] quite an experienced player now.
"I have won a lot🌺 of stuff now so, you asked me should I have gone, yes, I still think I should have, but obviously it wasn't mean🧸t to be."
Grealish started just♒ 10 league matches for Manchester City in the 2023-24 season, scoring three goals and providing one a♏ssist.
While he a♚dmitted that he "didn’t have the best season" domestically, he was left "devastated" by his omission and said that missing out on Euro 2024 was "probably the most difficult period of my life".
Grealish sco🐓red in England's 2-0 victory over Ireland in Dublin last month, and will be hoping for more of the same against Greece and Finland in the coming week.
Asked if he felt he had a point to prove, Grealish made it clear that he wanted to show people w♛hat England were missing at Euro 2024.
"Of course, I wanted to come here and train well and⭕ play well," he said.
"I thank Lee Carsley for giving me ꩵthat chance and ওhaving that trust in me.
"It obviously really meant a lot. I think throughout my caree𓄧r when I have played under managers who have shown trust in me and communicated with me the way he has the last t🌜wo camps, it really helps me.
"It makes me feel that the manager really does rate me and I can't speak hig🔯hly enough of him sin🧸ce I have been here."
