Ngomoha, making his England senior national team debut: It's a crazy feeling.

Liverpool winger Ngomoha recently made his debut for the England senior national team, becoming the fifth youngest player to appear in England's history at the age of 17 years and 281 days.

In the friendly match, England defeated New Zealand 1-0 after Jed Spence assisted Kane to score, and Ngumoha was named the Man of the Match.

It is worth mentioning that, in addition to being called up to the England senior team, Ngumoha has also been arranged to train with the World Cup squad.

In an interview, Ngumoha said, "It's a crazy feeling. I'm really happy and excited. I knew in the pre-match meeting that the team would have a lineup for the first and second halves, so I've been preparing for that."

"The good thing is that I didn't have much time to overthink it. To be honest, I wasn't particularly nervous. I just wanted to go out there and show everyone what I was capable of. Ultimately, I really enjoyed the process."

Speaking about traveling with the team to the United States for training, Ngumoha said, "I was at home when I received a call from John McDermott, the FA's Director of Football. He asked me how I was doing and if I would like to come to Miami for the training camp to help the team with their World Cup pre-season training. I immediately replied that I would."

"When I received such a call and was told that I had the opportunity to train with the World Cup squad, I don't think anyone, whether a young player like me or anyone else, would refuse such an opportunity. I knew what my mission was, which was to come here to help the team complete the training and also to show everyone my abilities, and this experience was really great."

Ngumoha continued, "On the pitch, you're obviously training with the best players in the world, so you learn a lot every day and see just how good each person is and how top-level they are. Everyone is very sharp in terms of ball control, everyone knows how to play, and their teamwork is excellent, making the whole game very smooth."

“Off the field, everyone was very humble and no one was arrogant. Everyone was very friendly and easy-going, and no one would criticize or be prejudiced against others.”

In addition, Ngumoha said, "I think many people forget that professional players are also ordinary people. Everyone gets along very well, and everyone is very friendly and enthusiastic."

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