Danny Mills Sparks Debate Over Raheem Sterling And David Beckham Discussion

Sterling has established himself as one of England manager Gareth Southgate's most essential players, to the point that the Three Lions leader was willing to tweak his selection rules to accommodate the Manchester City attacker.

Last summer, his goals helped England reach their first World Cup final in 55 years, and supporters are still wondering what would have occurred if Harry Kane had handed the ball to him at the 2018 World Cup.

Sterling's form for his country, according to former England right back Mills, means he'd even get in the team ahead of Beckham when the former Manchester United man was at the prime of his powers.

"It's a tough call, but I'm going to go with Raheem Sterling," the former Leeds United defender said.