Henry Winter is the Chief Football Writer for The Times, one of the leading newspapers in the United Kingdom. With a focus on national football coverage, Henry provides in-depth analysis, match reports, and interviews with players and managers. His work has also been featured on Hits Radio and CODE.
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One person from Merseyside made some points yesterday. Liverpool’s Trent Alexander-Arnold showed that he can run a game for England, as he’d craved. His passing was outstanding, whether caressed
Manchester City teenager could be picked by Gareth Southgate to fill the hole at left back after Kieran Trippier pulled out of the squad due to personal reasons
As he claims his 48th cap for England, the midfielder tells Henry Winter what it is like to be “walking with giants” and why he was initially nervous about his club price tag
With hectic schedules and modern great nearing the end of his international career, Three Lions versus One Lionel is looking an increasingly unlikely fixture
North Macedonia 1 England 1; Striker played key role in equaliser for Gareth Southgate’s side after Rico Lewis conceded a controversial penalty on debut
Man United centre back ‘dreams’ of representing England in Germany next year, but first the 30-year-old must earn his selection in Gareth Southgate’s side
By: Henry Winter, Martyn Ziegler
Presentation from British Airways duo comes as exclusive YouGov poll for The Times reveals that three quarters of football fans want to keep VAR — but with changes to the system
Former manager of likes of Barcelona, Tottenham, Crystal Palace and Middlesbrough was innovative and bursting with charisma and curiosity, writes Henry Winter
Clamour for Zidane is precisely the kind of instability Old Trafford club don’t want as they grapple with boardroom issues and a treatment room full to bursting
Fulham 3 Wolverhampton Wanderers 2: Brazilian’s controversial stoppage-time penalty leaves visitors empty handed despite goals from Hwang and Cunha
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