00:00From the under nines to the first team, Fulham's Josh King is England's next superstar.
00:04But where does he fit in this golden generation of attacking midfielders?
00:07King's rise through the ranks at Fulham is a surprise to no one at the club.
00:11He made his first team debut aged 17, went to the US with the England squad last summer
00:15as part of the training group alongside Alex Scott and Rio Angamoa,
00:18and his explosion at the top level was a matter of when and not if.
00:22And the when is now.
00:23King has gone head to head with some of the world's best creative midfielders this season
00:27and has more than held his own.
00:28Despite his slight frame, he has the perfect balance of poise, agility,
00:32and the physical power to compete when attacking modern Premier League defences.
00:36His burst of pace combined with his elite use of his body makes him a nightmare in transition
00:40and more than capable of creating his own space.
00:43He has pushed himself into the conversation of the England squad,
00:45but faces stiff competition from Europe's elite number 10s.
00:49Jude Bellingham, Cole Palmer and Morgan Rodgers are established international stars.
00:53Abera Eza is an England regular and Premier League champion.
00:55Morgan Gibbs-White's form over the past year is the best of the lot.
00:59King's talent is undoubted, but his window of opportunity in this current crop of players is small.
01:05He is only 19 and has the world at his feet.
01:07If he continues on this trajectory, there is no reason why he can't be pushing for a place in the
01:12home Euro squad in 2028.
01:13He is in Tuchel's thoughts already and is much appreciated by the German.
01:17All he has to do is follow his path.
