He admitted the team's performance directly influences his weekly mood. "My weekend goes from being either the best we can in the world when we win...
Or frankly, I don't want to see anyone on Monday morning because I'm really down," he said.
Travis Kelce asked if the love for the sport was passed down through the royal family.
"Did your dad get you into Aston Villa or is this your own doing?" he asked.
The prince clarified that King Charles does not share his enthusiasm. "Absolutely not.
My father hates football," he said.
He also noted that traditional stadium atmospheres contain elements unsuitable for broadcast. "Those rowdy evenings, those long afternoons, a few drinks, the social elements of it.
You know, there are plenty of chants you guys don't want to hear. They're pretty spicy.
They're quite rude to broadcast," he said.
When asked about his administrative strategy as FA president, he provided a concise philosophy. "Just don't mess up," he said.
He concluded by naming top historic players for an English football monument, highlighting the legacy of the current captain.
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"Harry Kane could end up being one of the greatest English strikers we've ever seen," he said.
