Gareth Southgate has two weeks to whittle down his provisional England squad for Euro 2024 this summer.
The Three Lions boss has named an initial 33-man squad before he cuts this down to 26 players for Euro 2024 this summer.
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Seven more players will now be axed from Southgate's squad after their two pre-tournament friendlies against Bosnia and Iceland.
When is the England Euro 2024 squad announcement?
The England preliminary squad was confirmed on Tuesday, May 21.
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Southgate will then finalise his Euros squad with an announcement on Saturday June 8, six days before the tournament begins.
Southgate is expected to announce his picks to the media at 2pm.
talkSPORT will be at St George's Park to bring you live coverage of the announcement and will speak to the England boss.
England will play two friendlies against Bosnia on June 3 and Iceland on June 7 before Southgate submits his final 26 picks.
UEFA has increased the squad size for this summer's tournament from 23 to 26 players, and the deadline for nations to submit final squads is the day of the Iceland friendly - Friday, June 7.
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Who is at risk of not making the England squad for Euro 2024?
Southgate has named several players with injury concerns in the initial training squad.
He faces a number of fitness issues, particularly at full-back.
Luke Shaw has not played for Manchester United since February, while Kieran Trippier has also seen his game time limited by injury in recent months.
Southgate has already confirmed that Euro 2020 final goalscorer Shaw is likely to be among the seven axed stars due to his fitness.
Elsewhere, Harry Maguire, Bukayo Saka, and Harry Kane were all on the sidelines for the final week of the season due to minor problems.
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Southgate has named four goalkeepers in his 33-man squad, with Burnley's James Trafford expected to be the one that misses out.
Southgate will also be sweating over Tottenham’s post-season friendly with Newcastle, the all-Manchester FA Cup final and Jude Bellingham’s involvement in the Champions League final for Real Madrid in the coming days.
Merseyside trio - Liverpool's Curtis Jones and Jarell Quansah and Everton's Jarrad Branthwaite - have all yet to make their senior debuts and are likely to be on the chopping board.
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What is England's best XI?
Former England ace Ashley Young - who will part of talkSPORT's Euros coverage - wants to see Southgate select an XI that will 'take the game to England's opponents'.
The Everton veteran and Gabby Agbonlahor agreed that Shaw makes the cut if he's fit, but that then raised the question of who would take his place.
Young said: "If we're talking about set piece delivery, Trippier is definitely the man.
He added: "I think we've definitely got to take the game to the opponents. I don't think we should be scared of any opponents. I don't think players should go into a tournament worried about what they're coming up against.
"I think with Gareth, I know how it is, everything is about what we do and not what another team does."
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When does Euro 2024 start?
The tournament kicks off on Friday, June 14, with hosts Germany battling Scotland at the Allianz Arena in Munich in the Group A opener.
England - in Group B - will play their first game on Sunday, 16, against Serbia in Gelsenkirchen, kick-off 8pm UK time.
They will face Denmark in their second game on Thursday, June 20 in Frankfurt at 5pm.
Their final group game will be on Tuesday, June 25 in Cologne against Slovenia at 8pm.
Who are the favourite to win Euro 2024?
talkSPORT BET has England as the top pick for glory, having come so close to glory at the last Euros.
France are a close second, with Kylian Mbappe the stand-out name at this summer's tournament, while hosts Germany and Cristiano Ronaldo-led Portugal are next in the betting.
- England - 3/1
- France - 7/2
- Germany - 5/1
- Portugal - 8/1
- Spain - 9/1
- Italy - 18/1
- Netherlands - 18/1
- Belgium - 18/1
*odds subject to change
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