Mason Mount and Phil Foden now make consistent appearances for the Three Lions, but it seems as though a couple of their international teammates can't agree on who is more 'technically gifted'.
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Gareth Southgate has named his 26-man squad for the upcoming World Cup in Qatar, a list that features a broad range of talent across all positions on the pitch.
Long-standing internationals Walker and Sterling have both been given call-ups, and the former Manchester City teammates were recently given an all important question about one of their England co-stars.
In a video for LADbible's show 'Agree To Disagree', they were tasked with responding to statements about various topics and deciding whether they agree or disagree with them.
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One of the subject matters that makeshift host Conor Coady read out to them was: "Phil Foden is the most technically gifted player in the England squad."
"I think Mason Mount technically looks good," said Walker, before stating that he believes Foden is better in that category.
Sterling had a different opinion though, and he replied: "When they say technical, I believe Mase has different things that Phil can't do."
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He then added: "But if you're saying born naturally gifted, Phil."
Walker did partially side with Sterling though, saying that in a dead-ball situation he would prefer to have Chelsea star Mount taking it rather than his City teammate Foden.
They soon agreed that both Declan Rice and Harry Kane are other members of the England squad that are technically good, with Southgate clearly having plenty of options at his disposal.
The Three Lions flew out to Qatar on Tuesday afternoon in preparation for their Group B matches.
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England kick-off their tournament against Iran, before the come up against the USA and Wales in the hopes of qualifying for the round of 16.
talkSPORT will provide live coverage of their opening match from midday on Monday.
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