Who could be the next England debutant and who are the potential recalls?

What the report says

BBC Sport reports that England manager Thomas Tuchel is preparing to name his next squad for the final international break of the year, with Nations League matches against Croatia and Spain approaching. England are close to sealing progress to the knockout stage, and Tuchel is weighing up a mix of established players and possible new options as he looks to add depth in a few positions.

The article focuses on several players who could be in contention for a debut or a recall. Fulham midfielder Josh King, 19, has been close to senior selection and has impressed for England Under-21s. Middlesbrough striker Will Lankshear is highlighted as a potential number-nine option after a strong scoring run in the Championship, while Everton midfielder Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall is pushing for a first senior call after a good start to the season. Nottingham Forest captain Morgan Gibbs-White, who was a late addition to the previous squad, is also in the discussion despite his club’s struggles.

Among possible returns, Arsenal defender Ben White could offer a fit right-back option, particularly with Reece James injured. Jordan Henderson is another candidate after returning to regular football at Chelsea and starting several league games. BBC Sport notes that Tuchel has spoken about giving value to players who have delivered before, but competition for places remains strong behind key figures such as Harry Kane, Jude Bellingham and Declan Rice.