England have named their squad to face Italy at Wembley, including new faces Nick Pope and Alfie Mawson.
The Azzurri face the Three Lions on March 27, with Gareth Southgate’s men also taking on the Netherlands.
Tottenham Hotspur striker Harry Kane is out with an ankle injury, and Southgate has opted to include a number of new faces in his squad.
Burnley goalkeeper Pope gets a first call-up, as do teammate James Tarkowski and Swansea’s Mawson.
England have named their squad to face Italy at Wembley, including new faces Nick Pope and Alfie Mawson.
The Azzurri face the Three Lions on March 27, with Gareth Southgate’s men also taking on the Netherlands.
Tottenham Hotspur striker Harry Kane is out with an ankle injury, and Southgate has opted to include a number of new faces in his squad.
Burnley goalkeeper Pope gets a first call-up, as do teammate James Tarkowski and Swansea’s Mawson.
Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere is recalled, while Lewis Cook could make his debut after previously being included in the squad in November.
Former Torino goalkeeper Joe Hart retains his place in the squad despite playing just one Premier League game since November.
England squad for Italy and Netherlands:
Goalkeepers: Joe Hart [West Ham United], Jack Butland [Stoke City], Nick Pope [Burnley]
Defenders: Kyle Walker [Manchester City], Kieran Tripper [Tottenham Hotspur], Ryan Bertrand [Southampton], Danny Rose [Tottenham Hotspur], John Stones [Manchester City], James Tarkowski [Burnley], Alfie Mawson [Swansea City], Joe Gomez [Liverpool], Harry Maguire [Leicester City]
Midfielders: Eric Dier [Tottenham Hotspur], Jack Wilshere [Arsenal], Jordan Henderson [Liverpool], Jake Livermore [West Bromwich Albion], Adam Lallana [Liverpool], Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain [Liverpool], Dele Alli [Tottenham Hotspur], Raheem Sterling [Liverpool], Ashley Young [Manchester United], Jesse Lingard [Manchester United], Lewis Cook [Bournemouth]
Forwards: Danny Welbeck [Arsenal], Jamie Vardy [Leicester City], Marcus Rashford [Manchester United]