England's Reserve Goalkeeper Jason Steele Receives Medal and Celebrates with Team After World Cup Bronze

In the World Cup third-place match, England defeated France 6-4 to win the bronze medal. During the award ceremony, fans noticed 35-year-old Brighton goalkeeper Jason Steele, who served as England's training partner and fourth-choice goalkeeper for the tournament, joining his teammates on the podium. Steele was not part of the official squad but traveled with the team, similar to the role of England's training goalkeeper Heaton at Euro 2024. After the match, he took photos with Morgan Rogers and Stones. Last season, Steele played 2 FA Cup matches and 3 League Cup matches for Brighton, serving as the club's cup goalkeeper in recent seasons.

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