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Cole Palmer and Trent Alexander-Arnold Recalled by England After Being Dropped for the World Cup
- On Friday, England coach Thomas Tuchel announced a 27-man squad for upcoming Nations League fixtures, recalling Chelsea's Cole Palmer and Trent Alexander-Arnold after both missed the summer World Cup in the United States.
- This squad selection arrives nine weeks after England returned from the United States with a World Cup bronze medal, as the team prepares for an extended three-week international break beginning September 26.
- Bournemouth midfielder Alex Scott and 18-year-old Liverpool winger Rio Ngumoha received first senior international call-ups, while Phil Foden and Harry Maguire continue to miss out on selection alongside several injured players.
- England begins the four-match Nations League campaign against world champions Spain at Wembley Stadium on Saturday, September 26, followed by away fixtures against the Czech Republic and Croatia.
- Palmer earned his recall following a strong start under new Chelsea manager Xabi Alonso, having recorded four goals and two assists across six appearances in a productive attacking trio.
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Thomas Tuchel has announced the England call-ups for the Nations League, with Cole Palmer and Trent Alexander-Arnold returning. The post England call-ups for the Nations League – Palmer and Alexander-Arnold back in the squad appeared first on in.gr.
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Nations League: Cole Palmer, Alexander-Arnold, Ngumoha, others return to England squad
Real Madrid full-back, Trent Alexander-Arnold and Cole Palmer have been recalled to the England squad for the forthcoming UEFA Nations League matches against Spain, Czech Republic, and Croatia commencing the following week. In addition to the two players, Liverpool striker, Rio Ngumoha, Bournemouth midfielder, Alex Scott, Newcastle United full-back Lewis Hall, and Everton defender Jarrad Branthwaite have also returned to the squad following thei…
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