Jordan Pickford on England Records, World Cup Dream & Love of Motocross

Jordan Pickford has cemented himself as England’s undisputed No. 1 goalkeeper, combining elite shot-stopping with a fiery passion for motocross. In an exclusive interview, the Everton star reveals his ambitions, tournament mindset, and off-field adrenaline fix.

Chasing England Goalkeeping Records

With over 60 caps, Pickford is on track to surpass Peter Shilton’s record of 125 appearances for an England goalkeeper.

“Breaking records is special, but my focus is on winning,” Pickford told NextMinuteNews. “Putting on the England shirt never gets old.”

His heroics in major tournaments—including penalty saves in the 2018 World Cup and commanding performances in Euro 2020—have solidified his reputation as a clutch player.

“Tournament football is about legacy,” he said. “Those moments live with fans forever.”

The 2026 World Cup: Pickford’s Ultimate Goal

England’s near-misses in 2018 and 2022 have only sharpened Pickford’s hunger.

“Lifting the World Cup is the dream,” he said. “We have the squad—world-class talent like Bellingham and Foden—and the belief to go all the way in 2026.”

He praised Gareth Southgate’s leadership: “The culture he’s built turns pressure into opportunity.”

Motocross: Pickford’s High-Octane Escape

Off the pitch, Pickford thrives on motocross.

“It’s pure adrenaline—speed, balance, focus,” he said. “I’ve loved it since I was a kid.”

Despite concerns from fans and staff, he insists it’s a controlled outlet: “Football comes first, but motocross keeps me sharp.”

The Pickford Mindset: Balance & Determination

Pickford credits his success to a disciplined yet passionate approach.

“Train hard, recover smarter, then switch off doing what you love,” he said. “That balance drives me.”

With Everton and England duties ahead, his goals are clear: “Break records, win trophies, and make history.”

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