Kieron Dyer, 2002 World Cup winner, shapes new England

The former English midfielder brings his World Cup experience to prepare tomorrow's talents for the 2026 competition.

Kieron Dyer, who participated in the 2002 World Cup in Japan with England, now holds a key role in developing young talents. The English manager applies strict discipline and a thoughtful approach, inspired by his past experiences in the national team. His World Cup anecdotes, such as his chess games with Sol Campbell, illustrate the mentality he seeks to instil. Dyer is preparing his players to face the mental and tactical challenges of the 2026 world competition.