Goldstein, 22, was in sparkling form during the three-day competition at the House of Sport venue in Wales.
He played a starring role in the opening 9-0 triumph over Scotland, scoring once and claiming an assist, before setting up two more and registering another in the 16-1 win over Northern Ireland.
But the tournament ended in disappointment as England suffered their first ever futsal defeat at the hands of Wales, going down 6-2.
Goldstein said: “The Northern Ireland game was my best of the tournament, and although we were the better team against Wales, they were more clinical and that’s what wins you games.
