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Chelsea have had a bit of an up and down season. At one point they looked potential title challengers, then had a fair bit of a dip but are now battling firmly for a Champions League place.

They are well represented in this England squad with five players - Reece James, Trevoh Chalobah, Levi Colwill, Cole Palmer and Noni Madueke.

It means a pretty busy schedule ahead for them:

• 25 May: Final Premier League games
• 28 May: Conference League final: Chelsea v Real Betis
• 4-10 June: Six-day England camp including games on 7 June and 10 June

• 15 June-13 July: Club World Cup, including Manchester City, Chelsea, Real Madrid, Bayern Munich, Atletico Madrid, plus others
• 16 June: Chelsea play their first Club World Cup game.

With Ivan Toney's return to the England squad, let's take a look at his biggest moments with the Three Lions.

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Ben Ramsdale
BBC Sport

1976 is the last time an England squad did not include a player from Manchester United, Kevin.

If we're being very technical, the one in November didn't due to Kobbie Mainoo dropping out through injury - but he was included in the initial squad.

Thomas Tuchel's first squad in March included Marcus Rashford, who is on loan at Aston Villa from Manchester United.

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With the likes of Phil Foden, Marcus Rashford and Harry Maguire not included, this England squad sees no Manchester-based players called up at all.

Both Foden and Rashford have injury issues. Maguire, meanwhile, was also not named in Thomas Tuchel's first squad announcement in March.

“I spoke to all of the players who were not on the list to give my direct feedback on my decision,” Tuchel said at that time, when asked about Maguire. , external

“It was a close decision. We chose Marc Guéhi and Ezri Konsa. At the moment, I think they are a little bit in a better rhythm and deserve to be with us. Two right-footers in central defence and the rest were left-footers in the centre of defence.

“The second reason was that Harry was not fit when we did the nomination. It was presumed that he can play but I didn’t want to take the risk to nominate the player which we then have to take care [with].

“Harry knows that. It’s not so easy for him at the club at the moment. He plays in a back three on top of it but he’s a top professional and he’s very important for England. He took it unbelievably well. He wrote me messages to wish us good luck and you see what a person he is. He is a top guy and he will always be in contention.”

Karan Vinod
BBC Sport Journalist

West Ham talisman Jarrod Bowen find himself missing out on the latest England squad announced by Thomas Tuchel. The forward has scored 12 goals in the Premier League this season but finds the likes of Noni Madueke, Ivan Toney and others selected ahead of him.

Bowen has scored four game-winning goals this season in the league for West Ham and has been crucial in ensuring the London club wasn't embroiled in a relegation battle. In 33 league games, the forward has a shooting accuracy of 62.5% (excluding blocks) and a conversion rate of 21.43%.

These numbers are very good considering how bad West Ham have been this season. Bowen perhaps should consider himself unlucky to miss out?

Note - These stats are derived from Squawka

Sami Mokbel
BBC Sport Senior football correspondent

Marc Guehi's omission from the England squad is connected to the eye injury he suffered in the FA Cup final.

BBC Sport can reveal that Tuchel phoned Guehi on Thursday to explain that he didn't want to risk re-injuring his eye.

Tuchel made clear to the Crystal Palace captain that he remains vital to his plans but felt he needed to focus on recovering from the eye issue.

Guehi spent Saturday night in hospital with a suspected fractured eye socket, though tests later confirmed he had escaped a crack and the injury was severe bruising.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

England head coach Thomas Tuchel raised a few eyebrows with his first squad - and it is fair to say they will be heading skywards again after his latest selection.

Jarrod Bowen has been a stand-out in West Ham United's dismal season but misses out, while Ajax's former Liverpool captain Jordan Henderson retains his place, even though he is 35 next month.

Newcastle United's Jacob Murphy has also pushed himself into contention with an outstanding season, so there will be disappointment on Tyneside at his absence.

The eye injury Marc Guehi sustained in the FA Cup Final win against Manchester City means he is being treated with caution, while team-mate Adam Wharton - who also sustained a head injury at Wembley - is set to be named in England's under-21 squad

There will be plenty, though, will feel his place is now with senior party.

Ivan Toney, meanwhile, has proved that playing in the Saudi Pro League does not mean out of sight is out of mind for Tuchel.

Ben Ramsdale
BBC Sport

Well, it's groundhog day again...

These responses feel almost like-for-like from the ones when I was working on the last England squad announcement.

Thomas Tuchel was good at giving his reasonings last time out so we'll see what he says when he faces the media this time around at 11:00 (BST).

Former Brentford talisman Ivan Toney has been recalled to the England squad. That's the big line of the day.

The forward now plays in the Saudi Pro League and is second in the scoring charts behind Cristiano Ronaldo. Let's have a look at his England career so far:

• Made his debut against Ukraine in 2023 as a substitute
• The forward's first goal for the national team came in a 2-2 draw against Belgium in 2024
• Toney scored a no-look penalty against Switzerland in Euro 2024 as England won on penalties
• His latest appearance came against Spain in the final of Euro 2024 as a substitute

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An incredible season with Crystal Palace and then Chelsea have earned Trevoh Chalobah his first England call-up.

He is the only uncapped outfield member of Thomas Tuchel's second England squad.

• Chalobah has 31 successful tackles this season
• The defender has recorded 104 clearances in this campaign
• Chalobah has won 45 aerial battles
• He is yet to concede a penalty and has scored zero own goals

Stats are from the 2024-25 Premier League

Sami Mokbel
BBC Sport Senior football correspondent

Understand Crystal Palace midfielder Adam Wharton will be named in the Under-21s today.

Wharton has been in blistering form for the Eagles, but he is set to travel with the U21s for their European Championship campaign.

There were suggestions that Ben White was in line to earn his fifth England cap but first since 2022, however he has not been included in the squad.

Here's a timeline of his England career to date.

25 May 2021: White named in Gareth Southgate's England squad for Euro 2020 (played in 2021 after being postponed because of the Covid-19 pandemic)

2 June 2021: Having never previously played for England at any level, White made his debut as a substitute in a 1-0 friendly win against Austria. Having initially been cut from the Euro 2020 squad, he was brought back in for the injured Trent Alexander-Arnold but unused throughout the tournament.

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29 March 2022: White starts in a 3-0 friendly win against Ivory Coast, earning his fourth cap for his country. That was to be his last appearance for England.

10 November 2022: White is named in the 2022 World Cup England squad but on 30 November he was allowed to leave for personal reasons.

14 March 2024: Southgate reveals that White had made himself unavailable selection for friendlies in March last year, but said the 'door was always open' for his return.

14 March 2025: Thomas Tuchel reveals that White is keen to make a return to the England squad.

Ben Ramsdale
BBC Sport

Well there we have it.

Ivan Toney undoubtedly the main talking point.

Lots of shouts for Jacob Murphy this morning but no call-up for him.

Phil Foden, Tino Livramento and Jarrod Bowen all miss out but Morgan Gibbs-White, Noni Madueke and Trevoh Chalobah all in.

Lots to dissect. Lots to discuss.

Get your thoughts in!

England

Goalkeepers:

• Jordan Pickford
• Dean Henderson

• James Trafford

Defenders:

• Reece James
• Trent Alexander-Arnold
• Trevoh Chalobah
• Levi Colwill
• Ezri Konsa

• Dan Burn
• Kyle Walker

• Myles Lewis-Skelly

Midfielders:

• Jude Bellingham
• Eberechi Eze
• Conor Gallagher
• Morgan Gibbs-White
• Jordan Henderson
• Curtis Jones
• Cole Palmer
• Declan Rice
• Morgan Rogers

Forwards:

• Anthony Gordon
• Noni Madueke
• Bukayo Saka

• Ivan Toney
• Ollie Watkins
• Harry Kane