The European Championships are just a few weeks away at this point, but we’re still none-the-wiser as to who will be in the England squad, so when is the England squad being announced for Euro 2020?
Gareth Southgate certainly has a number of big decisions to make, and he doesn’t have long to make them after the likes of Scotland and France announced their squads, the Three Lions won’t be too far behind.
When is the England squad being announced?
The England squad is due to be announced on Tuesday May 26th at 1PM, with a press conference from the manager set to follow in due course.
The squad will be available to view online via the official website along with the various social media channels you’d usually expect to find this type of announcement.
So, get that date in your diary, May 26th at 1PM is when we’ll finally know who will be in the England squad.
Who will be in the England squad?
Of course, what everyone wants to know is, who will be in the Three Lions’ squad? However, the reality is that we just won’t know until the day.
The likes of Harry Kane, Raheem Sterling, John Stones and Jordan Pickford look to be shoo-ins at this point, but with Premier League games still to play, injuries could scupper any plans.
The likes of Trent Alexander-Arnold are being made to sweat on their place in the squad, while a wildcard selection such as Patrick Bamford shouldn’t be entirely ruled out at this point.
We won’t know the squad in full until the manager announces it, but there is bound to be plenty of reports and speculation in the week leading up to the big day.
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