A notable absence, a debut and several returns to the Southgate roster

The absence of Raheem Sterlingthe debut of Eberechi Eze and the return of veterans lewis dunk, Tyrone Mings and callum wilson are the main innovations in the call for 25 footballers offered this Wednesday by the English coach, Gareth Southgatefor the qualifying matches for Euro 2024 in Germany to be played by the ‘Three Lions’ malt (Ta’ Qali National Stadium) and North Macedonia (Old Trafford) on June 16 and 19, respectively.

Sterling, facing his worst season since 2015-16

SA Sterlinga regular with ‘pross’ since his debut in November 2012, punished his bad weather in Chelseawhere he signed his worst Premier League campaign in terms of scoring -six goals- since 2015-16, his first in City of Manchester. belts, Eze, mings, Dunking and Wilson They saw their good work rewarded in their respective teams.

The former, the only rookie on the list, has risen in numbers, from signing a goal and an assist in the last Premier to scoring ten and providing four this time around. Dunking and sometimes, For their part, they have been captains from ‘EuroBrighton’ in Robert of Zerbi and the ascension astonville of Unai Emerywhile Wilson is chosen by Southgate to occupy the position of ivan toneyslapped with an eight-month ban and £50,000 after pleading guilty to more than 200 charges relating to sports betting.

The summons, where players also disappear for various reasons such as Nick Pope, Ben White, Chilwell o Ollie Watkinsone of the most fit players in the Premier, consists of:

• goalkeepers: Johnstone (Crystal Palace), Pickford (Everton), and Ramsdale (Arsenal)

• defenses: Alexander-Arnold (Liverpool), Dunk (Brighton), Guéhi (Crystal Palace), Maguire and Shaw, (Manchester United), Mings (Aston Villa), Stones and Kyle Walker (Manchester City) and Trippier (Newcastle)

• Midfielders: Bellingham (Borussia Dortmund), Eze (Crystal Palace), Gallagher (Chelsea), Henderson (Liverpool), Kalvin Phillips (Manchester City) and Declan Rice (West Ham)

• strikers: Foden and Grealish (Manchester City), Kane (Tottenham), Maddison (Leicester City), Rashford (Manchester United), Saka (Arsenal) and Callum Wilson (Newcastle).

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