England stars Marcus Rashford and Jack Grealish are facing uncertain futures regarding their spots in the Euros squad.
Rashford, struggling to regain form, finds himself behind emerging talents like Bukayo Saka and Phil Foden in Gareth Southgate’s considerations.
Despite being fit, Rashford has seen limited minutes, raising concerns about his readiness for the tournament.
Meanwhile, Grealish, plagued by injuries, faces stiff competition from players like Anthony Gordon and Jarrod Bowen, who have been impressive for their clubs.
Southgate remains open-minded, acknowledging the competitive nature of selection. He has expressed confidence in the emerging talents pushing for inclusion, particularly praising Gordon’s performances.
Despite his challenges, Grealish remains in contention, with Southgate emphasizing that he is still part of the picture.
However, the manager’s comments suggest that the likes of Gordon, Bowen, and others have added depth to the squad, making selection decisions more complex.
With the Euros approaching and Southgate set to announce his provisional squad soon, the pressure is mounting on Rashford and Grealish to prove their worth.