Here is the full England squad as it stands.

Marcus Rashford and Jordan Henderson return to the fold, while Morgan Gibbs-White was a late call-up on Sunday, with a question mark hanging over Cole Palmer's availability due to fitness concerns.

Goalkeepers: Dean Henderson (Crystal Palace), Jordan Pickford (Everton), Aaron Ramsdale (Southampton), James Trafford (Burnley)

Defenders: Dan Burn (Newcastle United), Levi Colwill (Chelsea), Marc Guehi (Crystal Palace), Reece James (Chelsea), Ezri Konsa (Aston Villa), Myles Lewis-Skelly (Arsenal), Tino Livramento (Newcastle United), Jarell Quansah (Liverpool), Kyle Walker (AC Milan, loan from Manchester City)

Midfielders: Jude Bellingham (Real Madrid), Eberechi Eze (Crystal Palace), Jordan Henderson (Ajax), Curtis Jones (Liverpool), Cole Palmer (Chelsea), Declan Rice (Arsenal), Morgan Rogers (Aston Villa), Morgan Gibbs-White (Nottingham Forest)

Forwards: Jarrod Bowen (West Ham United), Phil Foden (Manchester City), Anthony Gordon (Newcastle United), Harry Kane (Bayern Munich), Marcus Rashford (Aston Villa, loan from Manchester United), Dominic Solanke (Tottenham Hotspur)

England's senior team are back in camp and they have all arrived safely at St George's Park.

Arsenal left-back Myles Lewis-Skelly, 18, and Newcastle defender Dan Burn, 32, were both welcomed into the senior set-up for the first time.

The age gap between Lewis-Skelly and Burn is 14 years, but they showed the same excitement and pride when joining up with the Three Lions.

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The Three Lions return to action this week for the first time under Thomas Tuchel's guidance in England's first set of matches for the 2026 World Cup qualifiers.

First up on 21 March at Wembley is Albania - Tuchel will be welcomed to Wembley by a sell-out crowd.

Rest, recuperation and many football follow-ups dissecting Tuchel's first game will then follow.

England's final game of the March internationals will be another World Cup qualifier against Latvia on the 24 March.

That's it for our round-up of today's national newspapers, let's just mark your card on what's coming up this morning.

We will continue to look at the news stories surrounding this week's international fixtures, focusing on England's first camp with new head coach Thomas Tuchel, leading up to a news conference with man-of-the-moment Dan Burn.

BBC Sport's chief football writer Phil McNulty will also be answering your questions. We have had loads already, but please keep them coming in on X, WhatsApp or text.

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The back page of Tuesday's Daily Express also looks at criticism for Manchester United's season ticket price increase.

It also looks at England's first camp under new head coach Thomas Tuchel, who is set to "shake up" the Three Lions' training sessions.

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The back page of Tuesday's Daily Star covers a few topics, including reaction to Manchester United's season ticket price increase, comments from Newcastle's Dan Burn and Arsenal winger Bukayo Saka, who is racing to be back from injury in time to face Real Madrid in the Champions League next month.

Former England goalkeeper Paul Robinson recounts his experiences of being in past Three Lions squads under new management as Thomas Tuchel prepares for his first two games in charge.

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The back page of Tuesday's Guardian looks at whether West Ham midfielder Lucas Paqueta will receive a lifetime ban from the Fooball Association over alleged betting offences.

It also claims that Newcastle boss Eddie Howe would receive a £4m pay rise of Newcastle were to qualify for the Champions League this season.

The Times

The Daily Telegraph are reporting that should Tottenham part company with manager Ange Postecoglou, Bournemouth's Andoni Iraola and Fulham head coach Marco Silva are among those in contention to replace the Australian.

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The Times

The back page of The Times looks at the fallout from Manchester United supporters following the announce of an increase in season ticket prices.

They also have quotes from Cyrstal Palace striker Jean-Philippe Mateta who said his ear was "destroyed" following his injury against Millwall in the FA Cup earlier this month.

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The Daily Mail

The back page of the Daily Mail are exclusively reporting that Sky Sports have warned their pundits about speaking too soon when discussing Manchester City's ongoing legal battle with the Premier League.

They are also reporting that next season, Manchester United will have highly-priced VIP seating behind the dugout next season.

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Chelsea defender Wesley Fofana says "stupidity and cruelty can no longer hide" and that it is "time for things to change" after being racially abused on social media.

On Monday, Fofana, 24, shared to his Instagram story screenshots of six racist messages sent to him following Chelsea's 1-0 defeat by Arsenal in the Premier League on Sunday.

Arsenal felt Fofana was fortunate to remain on the pitch after committing several fouls at the Emirates Stadium.

"2025, stupidity and cruelty can no longer hide. It's not just football; it's not just a 'game' when some believe that their skin colour makes them superior to others," posted on Instagram later on Monday.

"It's time for things to change, for platforms to take action, and everyone to take responsibility."

Chelsea condemned the abuse earlier on Monday with a statement that read: "Chelsea Football Club is appalled and disgusted by the recent rise in online racial abuse towards our players," a statement from Chelsea read.

"The abuse Wes Fofana has been subjected to following yesterday's fixture is abhorrent and will not be tolerated.

"Wes and all our players have our full support. We will work with the relevant authorities in identifying the perpetrators and take the strongest possible action."

Chelsea will contact Instagram about the posts.

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Comments from Newcastle's centre-back Dan Burn continue to be the theme on the back page of the Daily Mirror.

They have focussed on his quotes on Newcastle's players, saying their Carabao Cup win was just the start of a run of trophy successes.

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Let's take a loook through the morning's back pages.

The Sun have led their back pages on quotes from Newcastle centre-back Dan Burn, who said he thought being texted about an England call-up was a "wind-up."

There is also a look at comments from Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk who is keen to avoid Liverpool's season going into decline after their Carabao Cup final defeat, as well as reporting that Magpies boss Eddie Howe will receive a £3m pay rise if he guides Newcastle to Champions League qualification.

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Crystal Palace sporting director Dougie Freedman will leave the club and is considering taking up a position in Saudi Arabia.

Freedman, 50, has been with Palace as a player, manager, and in his current role since 2017.

He was responsible for the recruitment of players including Michael Olise, Eberechi Eze, Marc Guehi, Adam Wharton and Dean Henderson.

Sources close to the situation claim Freedman has been offered the position of head of sport with the Diriyah Company, which owns Al-Diriyah, who play in the Saudi second division.

The role is believed to be a multi-discipline one in which he would shape the performance philosophy of up to seven other sports under the Diriyah Company umbrella.

There is no confirmation whether Freedman has formally accepted the position.

The former Scotland striker has been aware of the interest from Saudi Arabia for at least a month, but the move accelerated over the past week. He is expected to continue on a consultancy basis with Palace over the summer before leaving.

He twice had conversations with Manchester United and held talks with Newcastle last season.

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Manchester United season ticket prices will increase by about 5% for the third successive year as the club aims to become financially sustainable.

The Manchester United Supporters Trust (MUST) says the increase is "less than many feared", and there has been a price freeze for under-16s.

But MUST says United fans have "expressed their disappointment" that the club has "ignored" the call for a widespread price freeze.

Since becoming the club's co-owner last year, Sir Jim Ratcliffe and his Ineos group have tried improve the club's finances but several changes have been unpopular, resulting in fan protests, in particular at last week's home game with Arsenal.

Some of the latest changes for the 2025-26 season include the introduction of a game categorisation model for non-season ticket holders, where premium games cost more.

United are also increasing the minimum usage requirement for season ticket holders from 15 to 16 of their 19 Premier League home games.

United's chief executive Omar Berrada says the club "worked hard to come up with a pricing package that is fair and reasonable" and that the new changes are being made "to offset continued rises in operating costs".

However, MUST says that "we fail to see any justification for the increase" and that the new categorisation model is "a source of major concern".

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Inter Miami forward Lionel Messi has been left out of Argentina's squad for their next two World Cup qualifiers.

The 37-year-old returned to Miami's starting line-up for their Major League Soccer win over Atlanta United but reportedly picked up an injury during Sunday's game.

Inter later confirmed the eight-time Ballon d'Or winner has a "low-grade" injury to his adductor muscle.

Messi was rested for three Miami games before coming off the bench and scoring in last week's Concacaf Champions Cup win at Jamaican side Cavalier.

Argentina can secure qualification for next year's World Cup in this round of games as the holders visit Uruguay and host Brazil.

They lead South America's 10-team qualifying group by five points from Uruguay with six games remaining, with Brazil seven points adrift in fifth.

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Preston striker Milutin Osmajic has been charged by the Football Association after being accused of racially abusing Burnley midfielder Hannibal Mejbri.

The FA has been investigating the incident which is alleged to have happened during the 0-0 draw at Deepdale last month.

It has now charged Osmajic and the Montenegrin has until 25 March to respond.

A statement read: "It's alleged that the forward acted in an improper manner and/or used abusive and/or insulting words towards an opposing player contrary to FA Rule E3.1."

It was further alleged it constituted an "aggravated breach" as it includes "a reference, whether express or implied, to colour and/or race".

The Championship match was delayed for several minutes in the second half when the Tunisian reacted furiously to something which appeared to be said to him by Osmajic and Hannibal then spoke at length to referee Andrew Kitchen.

Osmajic, 25, "strongly refuted" the allegations.

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BBC Sport football news reporter

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Michail Antonio does not know how he crashed his car into the tree. All he knows is that he did.

"The police came and when they found me I was in between the two seats. I wasn't actually in the driver's seat," he recalls.

"They said it looked like I was trying to climb out of the window, but because my leg was so badly broken the pain probably stopped me from being able to get out."

The first pictures of his crumpled Ferrari, which struck a tree in Epping Forest on a stormy Saturday in early December, were shared on social media and left people questioning whether Antonio was still alive.

The incident left West Ham's record Premier League goalscorer in hospital for more than three weeks with a broken leg - and facing a gruelling journey back to fitness.

Today, Antonio insists he will play again at the highest level, and feels he has been given "another chance at life" after he was "close to dying".

The 34-year-old sat down for an exclusive interview with BBC One's Morning Live presenter Helen Skelton to reflect on his "horrendous accident".