England team officials are determined to prevent any distractions at the upcoming Euros, particularly concerning Kyle Walker's ex-partner, Lauryn Goodman. Reports suggest that she has mentioned attending games with their children, despite Kyle denying promising their son tickets.
In response, FA chiefs are adamant about ensuring she does not access tickets. While they acknowledge they can't control every ticket, they are prepared to take drastic measures to prevent her from joining the team's families. This decision stems from concerns that her presence could affect Kyle Walker's performance
A source said: "Lauryn has been saying she will be at the games this summer because Kyle promised their son tickets, but that sets off massive alarm bells for the squad's team behind the scenes."
"There are special seating areas at each of the matches which are allocated to players and staff for their families and friends, and quite often those tickets get passed on and shared around between those close to the team – and there's no doubt Kyle's wife Annie will be there with their kids."
"But Lauryn has been saying she will get hold of some tickets and go along too which would cause massive problems."
"There's no way any will be issued directly to her the way things are currently, but she could try to get them by another means or through friends within the game – she knows a lot of players and football agents."
