England’s bar tab from their Euro 2024 qualifying party has reportedly been revealed.
On Tuesday, England went into the match against Italy at Wembley knowing a point would be enough to secure their place in next summer’s Euro 2024 in Germany.
A brace from Harry Kane and a Marcus Rashford goal sealed a 3-1 comeback win after Gianluca Scamacca had given the Italians an early lead.
After the match, it was reported that some of England’s stars went on a night out in London to celebrate the result.
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According to The Sun, the likes of James Maddison, Jack Grealish, Trent Alexander Arnold, Jude Bellingham and Luke Shaw were all present at the popular nightspot Tape in Mayfair, London.
It was reported that the team congratulated Real Madrid star Bellingham on his stunning performance before moving to a VIP section.
The report claimed that the England stars racked up a bill costing £35,000 before their security team escorted them back to the Bulgari Hotel in Knightsbridge, where luxury rooms cost a whopping £11,500 per night.
An insider told the publication: “It was a fun night and the players deservedly let their hair down. There was quite rightly an air of celebration.
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“It was terrific to see the Three Lions squad bonding together. The lads had a ball, but didn’t lose the plot due to important club fixtures looming this weekend.”
After the match, England boss Gareth Southgate said: “We need to make sure we are one of the top seeds next month. We need to win our next two games.
“We want to be in control of that. We need to keep building. There is more to come from this team.”
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Heading into the tournament next summer, England are currently the joint-favourites alongside France.
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