Euro 2021: Six England players with the fewer chance of playing in the tournament

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Jordan Pickford

There’s very little doubt Jordan Pickford would be England’s number one were Euro 2020 going ahead – he’s not perfect, but he remains the best option. Gareth Southgate is keen on his skill with his feet, and his madcap puppy approach has never cost England as much as Everton.

But a potential further year of mistake-ridden hyperactivity could see the England boss plump for the relative composure of literally anyone else. By the summer of 2021 that save against Colombia may no longer be enough to keep his place.

Kieran Trippier

Southgate bloody loves him, and there is plenty to admire. An England player upping sticks and moving abroad shouldn’t still be a big deal, but it is. And yet, despite his obvious strength of character and the goodwill that remains following his wonderful displays in England’s last major tournament.

There is a shitload of very good English right-backs that are only getting better. Trippier’s got very good delivery, but it’s not as good as Trent Alexander-Arnold’s; he’s a decent defender, but Aaron Wan-Bissaka is better. And if Southgate is looking for the perfect balance between defence and attack, Reece James is more likely to be his man come 2021.

Dele Alli

What is Dele Alli? Does anyone know? Whole games can go by without you noticing he’s on the pitch. Apart from when he’s giving the ball away with an infuriating flick. He used to score a lot of goals but doesn’t do that anymore.

He would be in the squad this summer through experience alone – 37 caps at the age of 23 is impressive – but would likely be sitting on the bench, with far more influential options in the final third of the pitch. And if Southgate does want to manufacture his team to fit a number 10 into his line-up, by 2021.

That space will surely be inhabited by Jack Grealish, James Maddison or Phil Foden. Euro 2021 fans can book England Euro Cup Tickets on our website on exclusively discounted prices.

Kyle Walker

Walker being very, very fast will not be enough to secure his place in the Euro 2021 squad. His experience and versatility would have been enough this summer, but another year of opportunity for TAA, AWB and, erm, RJ will shut the door forever. England may well have three right-backs in the team by 2021.

Danny Rose

Unless either of those two is doing some serious weaker foot training in self-isolation. The abundance of English right-backs is made starker by the relative dearth on the opposite side of the pitch. Ben Chilwell is England’s standout option despite a frankly average season.

 And with the defensive capability of winger turned full-back Bukayo Saka a potential concern, Danny Rose may well have featured this summer by default. Southgate claims he picks on the form. Which may also have given Rose the nod over Luke Shaw and Luke Shaw junior at Manchester United.

Danny Ings

Although Harry Kane and Marcus Rashford were both claiming they would be back in time for the summer, they were never going to be properly fit. And we don’t take unfit players to major tournaments…okay, we do, but we shouldn’t. And on the off-chance.

Southgate wantonly ignored years of history of taking crocked players into summer competitions, Danny Ings would surely have been included; he may have been in any way. But this summer was his best, and possibly only chance; this campaign has felt closer to Rickie Lambert than Kane in one-season-wonder-ness.

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