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Thomas Tuchel’s first squad as England manager was remarkable by the experienced heads he selected, but he will undoubtedly be aware of the young talent being taking place.
Jordan Henderson and Marcus Rashford are back in folding, while Dan Burn has received his first cap at the age of 32, but the call of young Myles Lewis-Skelly shows that there will also be a path for young people in the three German lions.
After Lee Carsley named a staff of children under 21, there are five current current lions that could attract Tuchel’s attention between now and the World Cup in the United States, Canada and Mexico next summer.
Ethan Nwaneri (Arsenal)
At just 17 years old, Ethan Nwaneri has been promoted to the U21 template in England, reflecting his rapid development and potential.
Arsenal Forward has given a major AA host to the Premier League and Champions League this season, scoring eight goals and providing attendance in 29 appearances.
His rapid increase has made comparisons with colleagues at the Gunners Academy Bukayo Saka, and although he and many others are in the manner of Nwaneri in the penetration order, his continued increase will make him difficult to ignore.
Liam Delap (Ipswich Town)
Liam Delap has been a rare positive in an otherwise disappointing campaign for Ipswich in the Premier League this season. His physical and finished skills make him a valuable asset, and his performances have earned him a place in the U21 England workforce.
With the current Captain Harry Kane, approaching 33 years when the World Cup occurs, Delap could hit the door to get an initial place in North America.
📸 U21 #Younglions Trio Taylor Harwood-Bellis, Adam Wharton and Liam Delap during #Threelions Training this afternoon.
It’s good to have -you with us, guys! 👊 pic.twitter.com/UCC17A6Y7P
– England (@england) March 18, 2025
Elliott Anderson (Nottingham Forest)
Elliott Anderson has been called to the U21 England staff after its excellent campaign for Overachievers Nottingham Forest.
The 22-year-old midfielder is showing why the Newcastle Children’s Club was so reluctant to let him out last summer, with his creativity and instrumental vision of the brilliant Ito Forest campaign.
It seems only a matter of time before the Anderson form gains international recognition, especially with the perspective of the Champions League football next season in the field of the city.
JOBE BELLINGHAM (Sunderland)
Following in the footsteps of his brother Jude, Jobe Bellingham has put himself in himself in Sunderland himself.
His versatility and tactical awareness of the midfield is seen to show maturity beyond his years during the promotion of the Black Cats, making him a potential candidate to unite his brother on the plane next summer.
Archie Gray (Tottenham Hotspur)
Archie Gray has played almost every position, but its mid -natural field since it joined Tottenham de Leeds, making its outstanding performances even more impressive.
However, only 19 years old, could come out as a long -term response to England’s alleged weakness in midfield positions, but he will finally need a game of matches to convince Tuchel that he is ready for the World Cup.
