Striker Troy Dini believes that the head coach of England Gareth Southgate calls players into the national team based on their club affiliation.

"I respected the decision of Southgate not to call me on the last matches of the national team. Of course, I was not happy about this, but I understand that you need to make an invitation to the national team, but four matches are not enough for that, "Dini said..

"But I found Gareth's answer interesting when asked about me. He said that I'm good enough for Watford, but not good enough for the national team. It seems to make it clear: if you play for a small team that does not play in a certain style, then you are not good enough for the national team ".

"If you look at Danny Ings, Glenn Murray, Callum Wilson, the question arises, what else is needed to get a challenge?

I do not want to offend Danny Welbeck, I treat him with respect, but he does not play for the club and still continues be called to the national team. It turns out, it's only in what team do you play for? ".

In the current season, Dini spent five games for Watford, which scored two goals and gave one assists.

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