Jamie Carragher has named the England squad that he would select for this summer's World Cup, seemingly disagreeing with the choices apparently made by Thomas Tuchel. The Three Lions will travel across the Atlantic next month for the tournament, which is being hosted in the United States, Canada and Mexico.
Tuchel's Expected Squad
Tuchel will be expected to confirm the full 26-man squad for the World Cup on Friday, with reports earlier in the week offering hints about the players who could be selected, and those who could miss out. Former Brentford striker Ivan Toney is thought to have been included by Tuchel in the squad, having scored 42 goals across 37 appearances for Al Ahli in the Saudi Pro League.
Carragher's Alternative Picks
Carragher has now named the squad that he would choose to take across the Atlantic for this summer's tournament, which includes several changes from his previous selections earlier in the year. The Liverpool legend's squad features a mix of experienced internationals and emerging talents, with a focus on form and fitness.
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