Ollie Watkins believes Morgan Rogers can reach top level in soccer
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 21, 2026, 8:00 PM
Last updated Jun 21, 2026
Ollie Watkins praised his fellow England and Aston Villa teammate Morgan Rogers, stating he can achieve the highest levels in soccer. Rogers has played a crucial role in Villa's recent successes, including earning Champions League qualification and winning the Europa League. As he draws interest from clubs like Arsenal, the focus remains on both players as they aim for more success with England at the World Cup this summer. Watkins emphasized Rogers' rise in performance and potential impact for the national team.
- •Watkins supports Rogers' talent and work ethic.
- •Rogers contributed significantly to Villa's Champions League qualification.
- •Both players are preparing for the World Cup this summer.
- •Interest from Arsenal highlights Rogers' rising profile in soccer.
- 8:00 PMYahoo Sports — Watkins backs Aston Villa and England team-mate Rogers to ‘go to the very top’
"Ollie Watkins believes England and Aston Villa team-mate Morgan Rogers can go “to the very top” of the game.Rogers enjoyed another strong campaign with Villa, playing a key role, along with Watkin...
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