Kyle Walker-Peters insists he is pleased to be proving his doubters at Tottenham wrong after earning his first England call-up.
The Southampton full-back was drafted into Gareth Southgate's England squad as fellow defenders Reece James and Trent Alexander-Arnold pulled out for the upcoming Wembley friendlies against Switzerland and Ivory Coast.
Walker-Peters moved to St Mary's from boyhood club Tottenham in September 2020, having initially joined on loan at the beginning of the year.


He had made just 24 appearances for Spurs in the two and a half seasons since breaking into the first-team and he believes taking the step to leave for Southampton is now working in his favour.