Jack Hinshelwood will hope for an important role in a huge test for England under-21s.<\/p>\n
But it is unclear where on the pitch that might be.<\/p>\n
The Young Lions face Spain in Trnava in the quarter-finals of the Euros on Saturday (8pm).<\/p>\n
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Hinshelwood started the 2-1 defeat by Germany at right-back and switched to the left in the second period.<\/p>\n
Those roles also saw him join in linking play in midfield, especially as England got on top as the match progressed.<\/p>\n
England boss Lee Carsley was pleased with how his in-game changes went.<\/p>\n
He said: \u201cWe made a few adjustments, but ultimately, it’s down to the players, and it’s good that they’ve reacted.<\/p>\n
\u201cHaving these types of experiences as young players can only help for the future.\u201d<\/p>\n
Hinshelwood had come on as substitute in a central midfield role for the last half-hour of the 0-0 draw with Slovenia.<\/p>\n
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He has got into great goalscoring positions, being denied by a fine save against Slovenia and then guilty of a bad miss against Germany, both with headers.<\/p>\n
The Albion<\/a> man was partly at fault for the second Germany goal in midweek while looking to defend the far post coming around from the right-back berth.<\/p>\n A right-back role this time could leave him head-to-head with Jesus Rodriguez, the \u00a325 million-rated Real Betis winger who was speculatively mentioned in relation to Albion recently.<\/p>\n Now usual suspects get a mention as doubt continues over Joao Pedro<\/a><\/p>\n