View: 100% Everton star the next hope to help extend historic international record over Liverpool

Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall has been one of the best players at Everton this season.

The midfielder signed from Chelsea in the summer and has proven to be a shrewd piece of business by David Moyes and Co.

He has featured in the middle of the park regularly, with injury being the only reason for a break in consistent minutes on Merseyside.

That hasn’t yet materialised in an England call-up, even with James Garner making it into the latest squad for the March international break.

He has helped continue a record in L4, with Dewsbury-Hall potentially set to extend it further at Everton at the World Cup and beyond.

Everton sit third in record for England debutants

The Toffees may be delighted to earn European qualification this campaign, especially after years of near-relegation from the Premier League.

Success on Merseyside has been historic, cementing the Blues as one of the most decorated sides in English football.

That hasn’t helped them in recent years, with multiple final-day wins being the difference between a place in the Premier League and Championship.

Despite their recent struggles, their record in producing England internationals still hasn’t declined, with Garner receiving that honour most recently.

The 25-year-old represented the Toffees’ 56th player to make their Three Lions debut while featuring for the Goodison club.

That has seen Everton move clear of Liverpool on 55, but still sit behind Tottenham on 58, and Aston Villa in the lead with 63.

Garner put in an excellent shift for England, and there will now be hopes that Dewsbury-Hall can shortly join him at St George’s Park.

Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall could be next Everton star to make England debut

The former Leicester City man is currently seeing his chances with the Three Lions damaged, but such is the quality currently available to Tuchel.

Dewsbury-Hall will want to feature as a number eight or number 10, but those are certainly the positions England are strongest in right now.

That shouldn’t take away from the Everton man who has still registered nine Premier League goal involvements in 23 starts this season.

One of his best performances came very recently against Chelsea, and despite not scoring or assisting, he completed 28 passes and 100 per cent of his attempted dribbles.

That was further bolstered by 10 defensive actions and 9 duel victories, something that can’t be overlooked as a useful asset for England.

If anyone is going to grab that next Three Lions call-up for Everton, it feels increasingly likely that Dewsbury-Hall will be that man.

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