On the plane or sofa? How England’s Euro 2024 squad is shaping up
With the tournament just over 11 weeks away, we assess where players lie in the pecking order under Gareth Southgate
Jordan Pickford’s error against Belgium will have no impact on his status as England’s No 1. Only injuries can disrupt Gareth Southgate’s defensive plans. John Stones is vital at centre-back and nobody has stepped up to take Harry Maguire’s place. Kyle Walker, who limped off against Brazil, remains the leading right-back. Expect Kieran Trippier, who can also play at left-back, to provide cover for him. The smart money is on Trippier starting on the left if Luke Shaw is unable to regain fitness.
