Trent Alexander-Arnold and Jack Grealish left out of England squad to face Germany

Gareth Southgate has named his 23-man squad for England’s clash in opposition to Germany at Wembley on Monday night time, with several large names overlooked.

In the most important and perhaps maximum arguable omission, Liverpool defender Trent Alexander-Arnold has not been blanketed for what is the Three Lions’ closing game before November’s World Cup.

Manchester City forward Jack Grealish has additionally been left out, though this is down to suspension having picked up his second yellow card of the Nations League marketing campaign inside the defeat to Italy last Friday.


AC Milan defender Fikayo Tomori, Southampton midfielder James Ward-Prowse and West Ham ahead Jarrod Bowen are the opposite names to have failed to make the cut.

With England already relegated from the pinnacle tier of the Nations League, having picked up simply one factor in five games and failing to score from open play in any of them, it became expected that Southgate might use the Germany sport to try out greater inexperienced gamers.


However, this does not appear to be the case, with Alexander-Arnold now in serious risk of missing out on a place on the plane to Qatar.


The 23-12 months-antique right-back has by no means been an England normal beneath Southgate, with Manchester City’s Kyle Walker, Newcastle’s Kieran Trippier and Chelsea’s Reece James ahead in the pecking order.


Tomori’s omission has additionally drawn grievance, given how properly the 24-year-vintage has carried out in view that shifting from Chelsea to Milan final 12 months, and the struggles of more set up England centre-backs like Manchester United’s Harry Maguire.



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