England manager Roy Hodgson is worried Premier League clubs are too scared to take a gamble on young English players.

- Rooney looks ahead to new England era
- Welbeck may miss Norway match with ankle injury

New records were broken during this summer's transfer window, but one old trend remained. Of the 835 million pounds spent by top-flight sides during the summer, a staggering 530 million pounds went to foreign clubs.

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- Rooney eyes new England era

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