The 17-year-old trained with England’s seniors at Tottenham Hotspur’s Enfield base.
Tottenham Hotspur’s Dylan Duncan was a surprise guest as England’s seniors made use of Spurs’ Enfield training facility on Monday.
Three Lions caretaker boss Gareth Southgate was left with a player shortage ahead of Tuesday’s friendly with Spain at Wembley, having allowed a number of stars – including Tottenham striker Harry Kane – to return to their clubs early.
And Duncan, who is yet to feature for Spurs’ first team, soon found himself making up the numbers.
The 17-year-old can be seen taking part in a series of practice drills alongside several big-name stars – including tomorrow’s captain Jordan Henderson – with Tottenham trio Kyle Walker, Danny Rose and Eric Dier also present.
Duncan warms up amid a handful of England stars
An England coach gets to grips with Duncan
Duncan moves onto ball work
Duncan, who began life at Southend United, was signed-up to Tottenham’s academy in 2015 and has featured regularly for the Under-18s, as well as making a handful of under-21 appearances.
Despite getting a taste of an international environment on Monday, Duncan won’t be involved against Spain.
Though with Mauricio Pochettino’s track record of developing young Englishmen, a first proper call-up may not be too far away.
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