Trent Alexander-Arnold's exclusion from Thomas Tuchel's England squad has left many in the football world stunned, with former Tottenham manager Tim Sherwood expressing his shock at the decision.
The 24-year-old right-back has been a regular fixture for both Liverpool and England, but Tuchel has opted to overlook him in favour of Arsenal's Ben White. The England manager has named a 37-man squad for the upcoming friendlies against Japan and Uruguay, with White included but Alexander-Arnold missing out.
Sherwood has questioned Tuchel's decision, describing it as "incredible" that the Real Madrid star was not selected. The former Tottenham manager has praised White's inclusion, however, saying he is "pleased" for the Arsenal defender.
Alexander-Arnold's omission from the squad has sparked debate among football fans, with many wondering what factors led to Tuchel's decision. Despite Sherwood's shock, he acknowledges that Tuchel is the manager and must be respected for his choices.
||| The exclusion of Trent Alexander-Arnold from Thomas Tuchel's England squad is a major talking point, and one that has left many questioning the manager's decision-making. The omission of the Real Madrid star is a significant blow to Liverpool, who will be hoping to see him back in action soon. Meanwhile, Ben White's inclusion is a boost to Arsenal, who will be eager to see their young defender make his mark on the international stage.
