The Three Lions Squad for Nations League Finals Pre-Netherlands  June 2019
Player	Birthdate	Age	Pos	Club	St	Sub	App
22. Alexander-Arnold, Trent J.	7 October 1998	20	RWB	Liverpool FC	4	1	5	1		0	None
20. Alli, Bamidele J.	11 April 1996	23	M	Tottenham Hotspur FC	25	10	35	3		0	1
18. Barkley, Ross	5 December 1993	25	M	Chelsea FC	12	15	27	4		0	3
13. Butland, Jack	10 March 1993	26	GK	Stoke City FC	7	2	9	4ᵍᵃ		0	None
14. Chilwell, Benjamin J.	21 December 1996	22	LB	Leicester City FC	5	1	6	0		0	None
17. Delph, Fabian	21 November 1989	29	M	Manchester City FC	13	5	18	0		1	1
4. Dier, Eric J.E.	15 January 1994	25	M	Tottenham Hotspur FC	29	10	39	3	1	5	5
12. Gomez, Joseph D.	23 May 1997	22	CD	Liverpool FC	5	1	6	0		0	1
23. Heaton, Thomas D.	15 April 1986	32	G	Burnley FC	1	2	3	4ᵍᵃ		0	None
8. Henderson, Jordan B.	17 June 1990	28	M	Liverpool FC	37	13	50	0	1	6	7
9. Kane, Harry E.	28 July 1993	25	F	Tottenham Hotspur FC	31	6	37	22		17	None
15. Keane, Michael V.	11 January 1993	26	CD	Everton FC	6	1	7	1		0	None
					also has 4 Republic of Ireland youth appearances
7. Lingard, Jesse E.	15 December 1992	26	M	Manchester United FC	13	9	22	3		1	1
6. Maguire, J. Harry	5 March 1993	26	CD	Leicester City FC	16	2	18	1		0	3
1. Pickford, Jordan L.	7 March 1994	25	GK	Everton FC	17	0	17	15ᵍᵃ		0	None
19. Rashford, Marcus	31 October 1997	21	F	Manchester United FC	14	17	31	6		0	1
Redmond, D. Nathan J.	6 March 1994	25	M	Southampton FC	0	1	1	0		0	None
	Redmond was dropped from the final squad
16. Rice, Declan	14 January 1999	20	CD	West Ham United FC	1	1	2	0		0	None
					also has 3 Republic of Ireland appearances
3. Rose, Daniel L.	2 July 1990	28	LWB	Tottenham Hotspur FC	18	8	26	0		0	2
11. Sancho, Jadon M.	25 March 2000	19	F	Bsv Borussia 09 Dortmund, Germany	2	2	4	0		0	None
10. Sterling, Raheem S.	8 December 1994 in Kingston, Jamaica	24	M	Manchester City FC	41	8	49	8		0	6	1
5. Stones, John	28 May 1994	25	CD	Manchester City FC	32	5	37	2		0	4
Trippier, Kieran J.	19 September 1990	28	RWB	Tottenham Hotspur FC	13	2	15	1		0	None
	Trippier was dropped from the final squad
2. Walker, Kyle A.	28 May 1990	29	RD	Manchester City FC	41	5	46	0		0	6
Ward-Prowse, James M.E.	1 November 1994	24	M	Southampton FC	0	2	2	0		0	None
	Ward-Prowse was dropped from the final squad
21. Wilson, Callum E.G.	27 February 1992	27	F	AFC Bournemouth	1	1	2	1		0	None
Winks, Harry B.	2 February 1996	23	M	Tottenham Hotspur FC	3	0	3	0		0	1
	Winks was dropped from the final squad

All information is complete to and including England's last match, the eighth of the 2018-19 season, against Montenegro on 25 March 2019.

Diary

Thursday, 16 May 2019 - Gareth Southgate, from Wembley Stadium, has named an initial 27-man squad for the inaugral Nations League Finals in Portugal next month. Joe Gomez, Jesse Lingard, Nathan Redmond and Harry Winks all return to the set-up.  Redmond returns to the squad for the first time since March 2017.
Tottenham striker Harry Kane is one of nine Champions League finalists named despite his fitness being "an unknown". Kane has not played since injuring his left ankle in the first leg of Spurs' Champions League quarter-final victory over Manchester City on 9 April. "He's working to be fit for the final. We are keeping that door open," said England manager Gareth Southgate. "That's one of the unknowns. We are going to look post-Champions League final. What happens with Tottenham will pretty much dictate where Harry sits in terms of his availability for us. It's certainly not a definite that he is fit for that game. But the final is absolutely a target for Harry. Therefore it was agreeable toerybody that he was involved in our squad, selected for our squad."
Chelsea midfielder Ruben Loftus-Cheek misses out on a place in the England squad and will also sit out the Europa League final against Arsenal on 29 May after injuring an ankle in a friendly in the US on Wednesday. "I went to bed last night and Ruben's in the squad and playing brilliantly," said Southgate. "It's a huge disappointment for him and he now misses a major European final and a brilliant opportunity for us." Loftus-Cheek's Chelsea team-mate Callum Hudson-Odoi is also absent following Achilles surgery last month.

Tuesday, 21 May 2019 - Part of he squad arrive at St. George's Park, before getting their preparations in training underway.

Bank Holiday Monday, 27 May 2019 - As the Manchester City FC players arrive at St. George's Park to join in the preparations, Gareth Southgate announced his final squad that will be going to Portugal next month. Kieran Trippier, Harry Winks, Nathan Redmond and James Ward-Prowse are all dropped, and as Harry Kane has announced he is fully fit for the Champions League Final, he has also been included in the squad.
Liverpool's Trent Alexander-Arnold and Manchester City's Kyle Walker have been preferred to Trippier at right-back.

Tuesday, 28 May 2019 - At St. George's Park, there is a practise session between the England team and the under-20 side that are preparing for the Maurice Revello Tournament in France.

Sunday, 2 June 2019 - The vast majority of the squad return to St. George's Park to continue their preparations.  Chelsea's Ross Barkley has now also joined the squad, having returned from Baku following the UEFA Europa League Final.

Tuesday, 4 June 2019 - The last few members of the squad arrive at at St. George's Park. The few players that were involved in Champions League Final on Saturday evening from Liverpool and Tottenham Hotspur have taken their places.

Wednesday, 5 June 2019 - 22 of the 23-man squad spend the last morning at St. George's Park putting in one last training session before flying to Portugal this afternoon. Jordan Henderson is the player working indoors doing an individual training programme.
Raheem Sterling admitted he was "fuming" after his management company claimed he would captain England against the Netherlands. A press release circulated on Tuesday evening suggested the Manchester City forward would lead out his country on the occasion of his 50th cap. But Sterling said such information had not come from him. "I hadn't had a conversation with anyone in my agency. I woke up this morning fuming. The first thing I did after I came off the phone to my agent was see Gareth down the hallway, and I apologised to him for what had happened. I don't know where that's come from." Southgate remained tight-lipped over who would wear the armband when he addressed the media. "Harry Kane is our captain. If Harry doesn't play I have a decision to make. At this moment in time, I'm not prepared to do that. "If I confirmed anything about the team other than Raheem playing I would be doing half of Ronald's job for him. If I tell you Harry Kane's playing, I'm giving Ronald half the team as well."

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