Prince Louis' message to England's football players revealed by Prince William

He's only six, but Prince Louis has shared some of his important advice with England's national football team ahead of the 2024 Euro tournament which begins later this month.

Prince William met with the team on Monday in his capacity as President of the Football Association.

The royal and players were at St George's Park when William, 41, shared his youngest son's advice with them.

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William told players and staff he'd asked his three children what he should tell them ahead of their first game this weekend, including Prince Louis, six.

"I was on the school run this morning with the children and I said, 'What shall I say to the England team today?'" he told the group.

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"The best bit of advice I got [for] you was to eat twice the amount you normally would eat.

"So I then had visions of all of you running around with massive great tummies and loads of stiches on the pitch so I think maybe take my youngest's advice with a pinch of salt."

England plays Serbia in Germany on Sunday.

Prince William met with players, coaches and staff members ahead of the match.

He later took to X to say: "Great to catch up with Gareth, the players and staff at St George's Park.

"Wishing England the very best of luck at #EURO2024."

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Prince William has attended games over the years with Prince George, 10, including the Emirates FA Cup final between Manchester City and Manchester United in May which was won by United 2-1.

Prince William has continued public duties while the Princess of Wales undergoes cancer treatment.

Catherine sent a note to the Irish Guards ahead of Trooping the Colour on June 15, apologising for not attending the Colonel's Review this year.

"Being your colonel remains a great honour and I am very sorry that I'm unable to take the salute at this year's Colonel's Review," she wrote in the letter shared by the Irish Guards on X.

"Please pass my apologies to the whole regiment, however I do hope that I am able to represent you all once again very soon."

The couple's children typically attend the event, although it isn't known if all three will join their father in their mother's absence.

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