Prince William reveals summer plans alongside his family

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06th Jul, 2022. 09:59 pm
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The Duke of Cambridge wished the England Lionesses ‘good luck’ ahead of their Euro 2022 opener.
Hinting at his summer plans, he said: “The whole nation will be cheering you on!”.
The royal visited the squad at their training camp last month.

The Duke of Cambridge has spoken candidly about his summertime plans; after wishing England’s women’s soccer team success; before their tournament opener.

The Lionesses received a special message of support from Prince William on Twitter; which read: “Good luck to the @Lionesses as the Women’s Euro 2022 begins off today.” He added an extra personal touch by adding a “W” to the end of his uplifting message.

The prince, who enjoys watching football very much; will probably be turning in to follow their success during the Championships. “With a fantastic summer of football ahead; the whole nation will be cheering you on,” Prince William added, teasing his summertime plans.

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The king paid the professional athletes a visit last month at their training facility. “This group is already motivating the next generation of women and girls to play football; reaping the mental and physical advantages of fitness,” Prince William said; with a photo he shared on social media.

The Duke talked to the athletes after engaging in a brief round of shooting drills; to convey his enormous delight. He continued, “I will be monitoring what you’re doing and be watching the games with the kids; and I will try to come along where I can to lend my support,” in his heartfelt words.

Finally, he stated: “We’re all very proud of you, and you have every right to be; given where you’ve come. The next two weeks are the culmination for you; and I know you’ll make us all proud.”

When William, the Football Association’s (FA) president; visited the team at St. George’s Park, the FA’s national training facility in Burton-upon-Trent; he praised England Women as “trailblazers.”