England World Cup qualifiers are released: Kane leads, Saka Bellingham is injured, Arnold loses

Just, England announced the new list of players to prepare for the upcoming September World Cup European Championship. Kane, the flagship figure in English football, once again led the roster without any suspense. Currently playing for Bayern, he still maintains extremely high goal efficiency in club competitions. With his comprehensive skills and keen sense of smell in front of the goal, he has repeatedly conquered the team. His existence is undoubtedly a decisive existence for the English team's offensive system. Whether it is accurate shooting or excellent pass support, Kane can create excellent offensive opportunities for the team. In past national team competitions, he has used key goals to help the team turn the tide many times. This time he went to the World Cup, he will also shoulder the heavy responsibility of leading the team forward and winning more goals. At the

forward position, Rashford's selection is also exciting. After switching from Manchester United to Barcelona, ​​Rashford has gained more opportunities to play and has also shown strong impact in La Liga. He is extremely fast and has excellent dribbling ability. He can often use his personal ability to break through the opponent's defense and create murderous intent. In the national team, Rashford has always been an important offensive pawn. His cooperation with Kane has become increasingly tacit, and it is expected to bring more surprises to England's offensive end in the World Cup. In addition, the selection of forwards such as Bowen, Eze, Gordon, Maduaike and Watkins has also made England more diverse in offensive choices.

Bowen's stable performance at West Ham United has made him one of the core of the team's offense; Eze gradually emerged at Arsenal, and his excellent ball-handling and breakthrough ability can add variables to the team's offense; Gordon showed his tenacious fighting spirit and outstanding strength at Newcastle; Maduaike also got a certain opportunity at Arsenal, and his potential should not be underestimated; Watkins is an important firepower point on the offensive line in Villa. These forwards have their own characteristics, and they will compete for opportunities to play in the World Cup to inject vitality into England's offense. In terms of midfield, Rice's selection is a guarantee of midfield stability. After joining Arsenal, Rice's interception and organizational skills in the midfield were fully utilized. He was able to effectively control the rhythm of the game and provide strong support for the team's offensive and defensive transformation. In the national team, he will continue to assume the role of midfield commander and connect the team's offense and defense. In addition, the selection of midfielders such as Anderson, Gibbs White, Henderson, Rodgers and Walton has greatly improved the depth of England's midfield lineup.

Anderson and Gibbs White's performance in Nottingham Forest was remarkable, their vitality and creativity could inject new energy into the midfield; Henderson, an experienced veteran, still maintains a good competitive state at Brentford, and his leadership and game experience are valuable assets for young players; Rodgers showed excellent passing and running skills at Villa; Walton has gradually gained a foothold at Crystal Palace. These midfielders will cooperate with each other in the World Cup to deliver shells to forward players while also consolidating the team's midfield defense. The defense line is also star-studded, with players such as Dan Bourne, Guy, Reese James, Consa, Skelly, Livramento, Spencer and Stones being selected. As Chelsea's defensive core, Rees James is good at both offense and defense. His assists often create extremely threatening offensive opportunities for the team, and he also performs extremely steadily on the defensive end. Stones also performed very well at Manchester City, and his ability to play and defensive awareness are first-class. Other defenders also have their own advantages. They will form the solid back line of England to block the opponent's attack. In the goalkeeper position, Dean Henderson, Pickford and Trafford were selected, and they will guard the last level for the team to ensure the goal is not lost.

However, this list is accompanied by some regrets. Arnold's failure to win the election surprised many fans. This right-back, who came out of Liverpool youth training, once performed well in the club and national team. His signature precise crossing and offensive organizational skills are praised. But perhaps it is the recent ups and downs of his state, or the running-in with the team's tactical system, which has led to him missing the roster this time.

The absence of Saka, Bellingham and Palmer due to injury also affected the strength of England. As one of Arsenal's core players, Saka's breakthrough and passing ability in the winger position are crucial to the team; Bellingham has shown the strength of a world-class midfielder at Real Madrid, and his absence is undoubtedly a major loss to the team's midfielder; Palmer has also gradually emerged at Manchester City, but his injury has forced him to say goodbye to the national team for a while. In September, England will usher in two key World Cup qualifiers. At home against Andorra, for England, who currently ranked No. 1 in Group K with 9 points in three games, winning all three points is their goal. Andorra is relatively weak, but England must not take it lightly. It must do its best to consolidate the group lead. Challenging Serbia away will be a tough battle. Serbia has strong strength and has many players who play in the top European leagues. Their home atmosphere is also extremely warm. This game will test the English team's tactical execution, the players' psychological quality and their ability to deal with high-intensity confrontations.