Five players immediately dropped out of England's squad for the September matches

The coaching staff of the England national team, led by Thomas Tuchel, recently announced the list of football players who will take part in the preparation for the UEFA Nations League matches during the September international break. However, the very first day of the cycle forced the "three lions" to change personnel plans. Due to various injuries, Newcastle defender Tino Livramento, Manchester United midfielder Kobbi Mainu, London Chelsea midfielder Cole Palmer, Manchester United striker Marcus Rashford, as well as London Arsenal midfielder Declan Rice will not arrive at the English camp. Instead, Everton midfielder James Garner and Nottingham Forest midfielder Morgan Gibbs-White received call-ups to the national team. The starting game of the autumn cycle will be held by Tuchel's wards on September 26 at 9:45 p.m. at home against the Spanish national team. Three days from now, on September 29 at 21:45, the Three Lions will play away against the Czech Republic. The October block of matches will begin on October 3 with an away match against Croatia (kick-off at 19:00) and will end on October 6 with a home return match against the Czech Republic, kick-off at 21:45.