It means everything to me. My dream as a kid was to play for my hometown team Barnsley and then to play for England.
I know that every kid has a dream and I’ve been lucky enough to fulfil those dreams and I can’t put into words exactly how it feels.
But I don’t take it for granted one bit because it’s such a special feeling and one that I’ll never forget or want to end really.
I try and make every second count and enjoy every minute of it.
I always look forward to pulling on the jersey, that’s the main thing.
Going into the World Cup, if I get selected for the first game, just walking out and singing the national anthem will be massive for me.
Find out more about John Stones on his England profile page.
You can watch the Three Lions in their final game at Wembley ahead of the World Cup when they face Nigeria on Saturday 2 June and then against Costa Rica at Elland Road on Thursday 7 June.