It’s June 10 2016 and Joe Hart is undoubtedly geared up for England’s opening Euro 2016 game against Russia eager to show the world what he’s made of.
Fast-forward a year and no one would have predicted how the next 12 months would turn out for the Three Lions number one.
England’s Euro 2016 was a disaster, but for Hart it was personally damaging after high-profile errors led to goals in the game against Wales and the Iceland horror show.
Plenty thought the former Birmingham City loanee could return to Manchester City and reclaim his form as number one but incoming boss Pep Guardiola had other ideas.