Gareth Southgate will announce his latest England squad on Tuesday afternoon as the Three Lions prepare for a quartet of Nations League fixtures next month.
Southgate’s men kick off their campaign when they visit Hungary on the first Saturday of June before facing a second away day against Germany three days later.
A first home game of the Nations League arrives on Saturday 11th June and then a hectic schedule is completed when Hungary at Wembley 72 hours later.
The usual suspects are expected to be named in Southgate’s squad with the likes of Trent Alexander-Arnold, Declan Rice, Phil Foden and Harry Kane all expected to be involved after impressing throughout the Premier League season.
Aston Villa capatain Tyrone Mings has been a regular in the England squad in recent years but his performances for the claret and blue this term have left the fanbase split.
With the form of other fringe centre-backs like Newcastle United defender Dan Burn and Burnley’s James Tarkowski, his place may well be in jeopardy.
Ollie Watkins however has seen his odds shortern dramatically to earn a spot in the 25 and if we’re basing solely on the statistics, he deserves it.
BirminghamWorld takes a look at a 25-man England squad based on rankings from the WhoScored website.
1. GK Nick Pope (Burnley) - 6.81
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2. GK Aaron Ramsdale (Arsenal) - 6.65
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3. GK Jordan Pickford (Everton) - 6.60
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4. RB Trent Alexander-Arnold (Liverpool) - 7.51
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