England starting 11 odds: Who will Southgate pick against Croatia?

Trent Alexander-Arnold has made the 33-man squad but Southgate is spoilt for choice at right-back where Kyle Walker (1/10), Kieran Trippier and Reece James (9/2) are other options.

The left-back spot looks a shoot-out between Manchester United’s Luke Shaw at 4/6 and Chelsea’s Ben Chilwell at 11/10, with both hoping to win a European trophy before joining up with the squad.

The likes of Conor Coady, Ben White (both 8/1) and Ben Godfrey (16/1) could drop out of the squad when Southgate has to reduce his options.

Midfielders

Jordan Henderson is included despite not having played for Liverpool since February following groin surgery.

The 30-year-old is one of England’s most experienced players and part of the leadership group so will be given plenty of time to prove his fitness and is evens to start against Croatia.

Kalvin Phillips (6/4) and Jack Grealish (6/1) have also had recent injury problems while Jesse Lingard is 13/2 to start, having looked certain to have the summer off before his January loan move to West Ham which proved such a success.

Phil Foden (1/5) and Mason Mount (1/16) will be on opposite sides in the Champions League final but look certain to start together for England.

Forwards

Harry Kane won the Golden Boot at the 2018 World Cup and ended the season as the top scorer in the Premier League so is almost certain to start against Croatia at 1/20.

Raheem Sterling (4/6) and Marcus Rashford (evens) are the other obvious attacking options while Mason Greenwood (16/1) and Ollie Watkins (20/1) may not make the final squad despite being chosen in the provisional party ahead of the likes of Danny Ings and Patrick Bamford.

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