Stoke City defender Geoff Cameron believes goalkeeper Jack Butland has the ability to become England's number one.
Butland has started back-to-back Premier League matches for Stoke with regular keeper Amir Begovic, who has a year remaining on his contract, forced to watch from the sidelines.
The 22-year-old kept Tottenham at bay as Stoke triumphed 3-0 on Saturday and Cameron said: "I think he can be number one, definitely push Joe Hart. He's a fantastic keeper.
"He's had to be patient, but he's proved that in training and in all the loan spells he's had.
"He's England's third back up keeper for a reason – England realise his huge potential. And if he keeps playing every weekend, he can only improve.
"He's got a fantastic frame of mind, works really hard in the gym, he's always very professional, so he has a really bright future. You saw his ability with some of the saves he made against Spurs, he's got good feet too – he really has got everything you want in a keeper."
‘Scoring five goals in nine minutes is an epic thing. Someone cleared another chance off the line and I was a bit angry afterwards – I could have had six!’: Robert Lewandowski bemoans failing to hit double hat-trick while at Bayern Munich
‘Ruben is no miracle-maker. This year will be complicated and fans need to be patient, but he’s a perfectionist. He’s amazing at understanding players’ minds’: Manchester United manager will need time to implement ideas, says Amorim's former player
