James Maddison 'insulted' by claim he wouldn't be 'good traveller' for World Cup
dailystar.co.ukLeicester City midfielder James Maddison described inferences that he would not be a “good traveller” as ‘insulting’.The Englishman hammered home a wonderful brace in Brendan Rodgers’ side’s vital 4-0 home victory over Nottingham Forest.
He has been a bright light in a disastrous season that currently sees the Foxes languishing in 19th position in the Premier League.However, this has not stopped Maddison from hammering home five goals and two assists in seven Premier League matches this season.
And with the World Cup just around the corner, Maddison hit back at suggestions he may not be a ‘good traveller’ for Gareth Southgate’s side.Read More: Erling Haaland just four goals off Eric Cantona's best Man Utd season after eight games “I've never seen anything like that but that's almost questioning my personality and my professionalism which is obviously quite insulting,” Maddison said after the game.
He faces stiff competition from the likes of Mason Mount, Phil Foden, Jack Grealish, Jude Bellingham, and many more. Maddison was left out of England’s recent Nations League squad for the Three Lions’ matches against Italy and Germany.
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