Agreed. It's part of the whole strategy for the team - is Southgate going to set the team up to take control of games? Or will Southgate revert to type (eg Croatia 2018) of the classic post-2000 England thing of being hard to beat and relying on a goal out of nothing up top? Playing to their strengths surely means using Foden, Mount, Grealish if fit, as part of an overall plan to dominate the ball. And in such a system TAA becomes more valuable. As you say, there isn't a debate elsewhere between defensive or attacking full-backs, as any elite club contesting for Champions Leagues of the last 15 years or so uses attack-minded full-backs positioned as high as possible. My only concern would be the injury to Gomez who was so effective at playing a high line and covering the space behind down the right hand side of the defence. But Southgate has plenty of options, and plenty of learning from the hugely successful City and Liverpool sides of recent years, giving him all the answers there.