James Garner has emerged as one of the Premier League's top midfielders since leaving Manchester United for Everton nearly three years ago. The 24-year-old's performances have been so impressive that he's now being discussed as a potential England call-up, with Everton manager David Moyes advocating for his inclusion in the national team.

Garner's departure from Old Trafford for £15m in 2022 is looking increasingly like a bargain for Everton, as the midfielder has developed into a key player. His underlying statistics this season rival those of Newcastle's Elliot Anderson, who is reportedly Manchester United's main midfield target for the summer. Despite being highly-rated in United's academy, Garner felt he needed to leave to fulfill his potential.

The timing seems right for Garner's breakthrough on the international stage. After a conversation between England manager Thomas Tuchel and Garner following Everton's victory at Old Trafford in November, speculation has grown about his inclusion in the squad. With the March international break approaching and the World Cup on the horizon, Garner's consistent performances for Everton have put him firmly in contention for a Three Lions debut.