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England World Cup 2026 Squad Odds Suggest £100m Star Will Be Overlooked By Thomas Tuchel
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Thomas Tuchel’s latest England squad had many talking points, but two of the most experienced inclusions are being tipped to miss out on next summer’s World Cup – and a £100 million player is also struggling to make the cut, according to the England World Cup squad odds market.
England World Cup Squad Betting Odds – Who Will Thomas Tuchel Pick?
(age when tournament starts in brackets)
- Jude Bellingham (22) – 1/25
- Declan Rice (27) – 1/20
- Jordan Pickford (32) – 1/20
- Harry Kane (32) – 1/16
- Bukayo Saka (24) – 1/12
- Cole Palmer (24) – 1/10
- Phil Foden (26) – 1/7
- Marc Guehi (25) – 1/5
- Eberechi Eze (27) – 2/7
- Anthony Gordon (25) – 1/3
- Ollie Watkins (30) – 1/3
- Reece James (26) – 1/3
- Myles Lewis-Skelly (19) – 2/5
- Trent Alexander-Arnold (27) – 1/2
- Curtis Jones (25) – 8/15
- Jarrod Bowen (29) – 4/7
- Levi Colwill (23) – 4/7
- James Trafford (23) – 8/13
- John Stones (32) – 8/13
- Marcus Rashford (28) – 8/13
- Dean Henderson (29) – 4/6
- Kobbie Mainoo (21) – 4/6
- Ezri Konsa (28) – 8/11
- Tino Livramento (23) – 4/5
- Adam Wharton (22) – 5/6
- Dominic Solanke (28) – 5/6
- Morgan Rogers (23) – 5/6
- Ethan Nwaneri (19) – 10/11
- Ben White (28) – Evens
- Conor Gallagher (26) – 11/10
- Liam Delap (23) – 11/10
- Lewis Hall (21) – 6/5
- Rico Lewis (21) – 6/5
- Jarrad Branthwaite (23) – 5/4
- Morgan Gibbs-White (26) – 5/4
- Joe Gomez (29) – 11/8
- Luke Shaw (30) – 11/8
- Aaron Ramsdale (28) – 6/4
- Jack Grealish (30) – 6/4
- Jarell Quansah (23) – 13/8
- Trevor Chalobah (26) – 7/4
- Ben Chilwell (28) – 2/1
- Ivan Toney (31) – 2/1
- Jordan Henderson (35) – 2/1
- Harry Maguire (33) – 2/1
- Angel Gomes (25) – 5/2
- Nick Pope (34) – 5/2
- Djed Spence (25) – 11/4
- Taylor Harwood-Bellis (24) – 11/4
- Dan Burn (34) – 3/1
- James Maddison (29) – 3/1
- Tyler Dibling (20) – 3/1
- Tyrick Mitchell (26) – 100/30
- Archie Gray (20) – 7/2
- Elliot Anderson (23) – 7/2
- Fikayo Tomori (28) – 7/2
- Ayden Heaven (19) – 4/1
- Callum Hudson-Odoi (25) – 4/1
- Harvey Elliott (23) – 4/1
- Jadon Sancho (26) – 4/1
- James McAtee (23) – 4/1
- Jamie Gittens (21) – 4/1
- Jobe Bellingham (20) – 4/1
- Kyle Walker (35) – 4/1
- Mason Mount (27) – 4/1
- Sam Johnstone (33) – 4/1
- Anthony Patterson (26) – 9/2
- Kieran Trippier (35) – 9/2
- Kalvin Phillips (30) – 5/1
- Lewis Dunk (34) – 5/1
- Mason Greenwood (24) – 5/1
- James Ward-Prowse (31) – 6/1
- Max Kilman (29) – 7/1
- Dominic Calvert-Lewin (29) – 8/1
- Harvey Barnes (28) – 8/1
- Omari Hutchinson (22) – 9/1
- Tyrone Mings (33) – 9/1
- Callum Wilson (34) – 10/1
- Emile Smith-Rowe (25) – 10/1
- Jacob Greaves (25) – 10/1
- Michael Cooper (26) – 10/1
- Raheem Sterling (31) – 12/1
- Leif Davis (26) – 14/1
- Ryan Yates (28) – 14/1
- Danny Welbeck (35) – 16/1
- Eddie Nketiah (27) – 16/1
- Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall (27) – 18/1
- Joe Willock (26) – 18/1
- Harry Winks (30) – 20/1
- James Tarkowski (33) – 20/1
- Keane Lewis-Potter (25) – 20/1
- Oliver Skipp (25) – 20/1
- Tyler Morton (23) – 20/1
- Ross Barkley (32) – 22/1
- Sean Longstaff (28) – 25/1
- Tosin Adarabioyo (28) – 25/1
Note: Odds are subject to change. Feel free to use these odds in any news publications. Please credit sportscasting.com/uk if you’re using.
Jack Grealish Struggling To Be Called Up According To The England World Cup Squad Odds Market
The best football betting sites in the UK have given their verdict on the England World Cup squad odds market – and there’s bad news for Jack Grealish.
The man who cost Manchester City £100 million when he ed from Aston Villa in 2021 has had a tough season – and was an unused substitute in his club’s last two games before the international break.
Grealish was left out of England’s Euro 2024 squad by Gareth Southgate, though he was given a chance by interim boss Lee Carsley.
He has not done enough to impress Thomas Tuchel, however, and is rated unlikely to make the cut next summer – assuming England qualify, of course.
Henderson And Walker Unlikely To Make Three Lions Team According To The England World Cup Squad Odds
Arguably Tuchel’s two most controversial decisions ahead of the World Cup qualifier against Andorra were his selection of Jordan Henderson and Kyle Walker – but they’ve both been given a slim chance of keep their places in the England World Cup squad odds market.
Henderson and Walker have been good servants to England – but they will be 35 years old when the tournament starts in Mexico City on June 11, 2026.
Tuchel has a huge pool of talent to pick from, and as a result, the best betting sites in the UK have put up big prices on Henderson and Walker being on the plane in just over a year’s time.
Who Will Be In The England World Cup Squad? Marcus Rashford Fancied To Be Included
Former Red Devil Marcus Rashford has been revitalised since he ed Aston Villa in the last transfer window and has a great chance of making England’s World Cup squad.
He has helped Villa reach the quarter-finals of both the Champions League and FA Cup, and was rewarded with a call-up when Thomas Tuchel named his first England squad.
Rashford missed out on Euro 2024 but he’s been to four major international tournaments and is looking good for a place in next summer’s squad.
Commentary: sportscasting.com/uk spokesman Shane Orton reacted to our ‘England World Cup Squad Odds’ saying:
“Jack Grealish has had a tough time for club and country for sometime now and he’s likely to be a big-name casualty when Thomas Tuchel picks his World Cup squad.
“There were lots of raised eyebrows when Tuchel named Jordan Henderson and Kyle Walker in his first squad, but the fact they’ll both be 35 years old when the World Cup starts will almost certainly count against them.
“Rashford has had a new lease of life since ing Aston Villa and he’s got a very good chance of being part of Tuchel’s plans next summer.
“The likes of Myles Lewis-Skelly and Ethan Nwaneri are the future and with more than a year’s extra experience under their belt, they’re expected to be on the plane.”