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England Men's Football Team

  1. Dominic Solanke

  2. Cole Palmer celebrates scoring for England in the Euro 2024 final

  3. Cole Palmer poses with his England player of the year trophy

  4. Jack Grealish

  5. 'Dream' to represent England - Solanke

    Dominic Solanke faces the media during England training campGetty Images

    Tottenham Hotspur striker Dominic Solanke says it is his "dream" to represent England and that he is "grateful to be back" following a seven year absence.

    Solanke has been included in the latest Three Lions squad for the first time since his one and only appearance in 2017.

    "I didn't think it wouldn't come around," he said. "My mindset was to keep doing well and scoring, I am grateful to be back.

    "When I first came I was quite young, so I have done a lot of learning and developing. I am a lot more mature so naturally I am going to be in a better position. I feel good in myself.

    "That is what the dream is, to represent the country. Hopefully I can get some minutes."

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  9. England omission for 'fantastic' Eze baffles Glasner

    Alex Howell
    ³ÉÈË¿ìÊÖ Sport football news reporter

    Oliver Glasner and Eberechi EzeGetty Images

    Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner says he does not understand why forward Eberechi Eze has not been named in Lee Carsley's latest 25-man England squad, after being called up for international duty in September.

    "I don't understand why he isn't announced for England because he is fantastic for us," Glasner said. "The difference is that he has missed all of his chances and he could have five or six goals at the moment.

    "He had the disallowed goal at Brentford at the start of the season. He had the crossbar-post shot against West Ham where one inch decides. And he had two big chances against Manchester United. He is so close."

    The 26-year-old was part of the England Euro 2024 squad that reached the final of the competition, but has scored just one goal so far this season in the Premier League.

    Glasner added: "He plays really well, he invests a lot, he has all the chances - and this is what I talk to him [about].

    "He wants it. He says: 'I have the chances and so many situations, but I don't have the number of goals I could have.' We encourage him and we tell him: 'Come on, stay cool.'

    "The chances he had against Manchester United at the end of the game - from 100 he scores 98. It isn't that he has to train, he can do it.

    "Just stay relaxed and work for the team - these things you are able to do and these things will come. This is why I don't understand why he is not announced for England."