He is in amazing form as well, I feel we will regret not taking him
Mainoo would be in the squad I know it. Performing for man United pressurize environment gaves him the edge but i would have taken wharton over hendo as he is one of our future starters if not this tournament..
10 places are up for contention who would make it according to you..
Turnaround
talkSPORT understands that Manchester United midfielder Kobbie Mainoo is set to be included in the England squad.
The midfielder played a key role in getting the Red Devils back into the Champions League, and his performances have been rewarded.
That means Adam Wharton's spot on the plane is in doubt.
The Crystal Palace star could still go, but he is at risk of missing out.
But for Mainoo, it completes a remarkable turnaround from being out in the cold under Ruben Amorim.
I want to know why, the media seem to try and turn fans against him, and it works. I see so many negative comments about him, with people saying he has a bad attitude. Reckons its because he plays for Real Madrid? I haven't seen him do anything that bad and not sure that many people watch much la liga enough to really know.
Personally, I think he’s world class, and I want to give him positivity and support as a player who could give us moments that take us far in the World Cup.
Thomas Tuchel is strongly considering calling up Levi Colwill for England's World Cup squad, talkSPORT understands.
Colwill has impressed Tuchel since returning from a serious knee injury and the England boss watched the Chelsea centre back during last weekend's FA Cup final defeat to Manchester City.
He has proven his fitness after returning to training over two months ago with Tuchel tracking his progress prior to the centre back returning to the first team. Colwill has also featured from Chelsea’s under-21 side as part of his recovery
Colwill being named in Tuchel's 26-man squad would leave Dan Burn and Harry Maguire sweating on making the plane with Marc Guehi and Ezri Konsa certain to be included.
Tuchel must also weigh up whether to pick experienced tournament campaigner John Stones after an injury-ravaged season at Manchester City.
Newcastle left-back Lewis Hall is expected to be part of the squad.
talkSPORT also understands Dean Henderson will be understudy to Jordan Pickford, although the Crystal Palace goalkeeper will report for duty later than most of the rest of the squad with Palace playing in the Conference League final next mid-week.
Manchester City's James Trafford is set to complete the goalkeeper rostrum, with Brighton veteran Jason Steele going as an extra training 'keeper.
Anthony Gordon will also get the nod having not played for Newcastle since April 12.
At the top end of the pitch, talkSPORT reported earlier this month that Danny Welbeck was named in Tuchel's long 55-man list and there is a chance he is called up eight years after winning his last cap.
Ollie Watkins was snubbed for the March internationals but is ending the season with Aston Villa in a rich run of goalscoring form.
talkSPORT understands Dean Henderson WILL be named in the England squad.
But he'll report to the camp late as a result of the Conference League final.
The Crystal Palace star will be one of the goalkeepers heading to North America.
However, due to the Conference League final next Wednesday, he will report late for duty.
The rest of the England squad will be announced at 9:45am tomorrow, and talkSPORT will be right across all of it on air and on .com.
There might also be a call for another goalkeeper for the pre-tournament training and warm-up games.
First and foremost, I am a Manchester United fan, and I would like to say this isn't me being bias for this discussion.
Let's have a good chat about this!
I believe Maguire should be taken ahead of Burn, reasons for this (and albeit I haven't seen Burn play much cause I don't watch Newcastle), when I have seen him, he just falls short compared to Maguire.
Maguire's passing at times/switching the ball has been amazing, getting the ball from defence to midfield, even switching the play from left to right, I think that is something England could benefit from, with Burn, I don't see it as much.
If you need someone as an emergency striker, Maguire is always your man. Such a figure in the box is hard to defend against, if his game winning goal isn't enough of a point against Lyon, I don't know what else I could say to defend him. Albeit Burn is tall it just isn't the same.
Are we Team Maguire or Team Burn?
MAGUIRE APPARENTLY HASNT MADE IT ON THE PLANE ACCORDING TO TALK SPORT!
Given how well England have done in the last three major tournaments, and that we appointed a manager with the sole aim of taking the final step forward and winning something, I expected to feel more positive going into the WC.
Final, quarter final, final had elevated England to a place we're unused to - being one of the favourites and then actually doing well. But right now, I feel that I don't really know what this team is about, what our starting XI is, how we play or what our identity is. And my expectations are much lower than I thought they would be.
Just me, and maybe I'll get more excited as the tournament nears. Are others feeling more optimistic? Do we have faith in Tuchel?
Certainly helps the argument for the inclusion of Watkins, Konsa, and Rogers in this summer's World Cup squad.
○ Watkins scored 5 goals across the tournament finishing as the third highest goalscorer.
○ Konsa finished with 7 clean sheets out of 12 games played, scoring twice across the competition.
○ Rogers scored in the Final to make it 3-0, scoring three times across the competition and assisting 5, making him the second highest assister in the competition this season.
He looks like a winner and him wearing a suit gives me the most villainous vibes of any England manager I have seen. Maybe he'll be the one that finally brings it home.
Deadline is June 1st. Gonna be some disappointed players heading into Sundays matches. Is there a specific reason its announced tomorrow
The fact that the last goalkeepers who was playing ucl consistently and fighting for titles was joe hart since then no young keepers are getting chances by their academy or clubs, even Trafford won championship best player got replaced by donnarumma by city....
Heard that Tuchel was apparently at the Bournemouth game last night where Alex Scott was again excellent against top opposition. He’s been a massive part of Bournemouth’s success this season and tuchel has named him in the provisional squad but the mainstream media don’t seem to think he has a genuine chance. Really wouldn’t be surprised if he is a “surprise” selection on Friday.
I know I'm probably gonna be down voted for this, but this woman is an absolutely terrible presenter who can barely speak proper English.
"What was you finkin' when it was One - Niw"
I think Mark Chapman and Gabby Logan are brilliant though.
What do you guys think?
Is it fair to say neither deserve to be picked?
I can see dowman or ngumoha be absolute stars for future for what they are doing in the league at 17, dowman has impressed me more than madueke who will go as tuchel likes him, and ngumoha has been the best liverpool attacker this year according to me...