Maya Le Tissier has emphasised her determination to keep improving after returning to the England squad following the "bittersweet" experience of her summer.The 21-year-old Manchester United defender was part of the Lionesses' preparations for the World Cup in Australia and New Zealand, but not their subsequent run to the final, having been named as one of two standby players that flew home after the tournament began.Two-cap Le Tissier, who says it was "devastating" to not make Sarina Wiegman's

Maya Le Tissier has emphasised her determination to keep improving after returning to the England squad following the "bittersweet" experience of her summer.The 21-year-old Manchester United defender was part of the Lionesses' preparations for the World Cup in Australia and New Zealand, but not their subsequent run to the final, having been named as one of two standby players that flew home after the tournament began.Two-cap Le Tissier, who says it was "devastating" to not make Sarina Wiegman's World Cup 23, is now back as a member of the first squad selected since, for matches in the inaugural Women's Nations League against Scotland on Friday and Netherlands four days later.