Bukayo Saka, an attacker for Arsenal, has spoken out following England's World Cup loss.
Saka thanked the "amazing" squad, Gareth Southgate, and the fans in a social media message.
The 21-year-old forward happens to be one of the bright stars from Gareth Southgate team.
He wrote: “I can't explain how I feel today, but we gave everything out there and we really wish we could have brought it home for you all this time.
“I just wanted to say a genuine thank you to our fans, you've all been amazing both at the games and at home this tournament and we felt it."
If you recall that Saka opened his goal account at the World Cup scoring twice in England's 6-1 thumping of Iran in opening geoub B match.
He added: “This group are really special and talented, so although we are disappointed now, I am really excited for our future. Thank you to my @England family - my team mates, Gareth, the coaching and all the backroom staff for all their hard work and dedication to help us get this far.
“We will build from this and with your support we will keep improving and making progress together. See you all soon."
Meanwhile Bukayo Saka will now turn his attention to his Arsenal football club.
The Gunners will host London rival West Ham on boxing day, December 26th. The game is scheduled for the 9pm GMT .
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