England crashed out of the 2026 World Cup with a 2-1 defeat against reigning champions Argentina in the semi-finals.
There was optimism that with an abundance of talent at Tuchel's disposal, the Three Lions would end their 60-year wait for major tournament success.
England once again failed to get over the line however, inviting an onslaught of Argentina attacks before eventually conceding to Enzo Fernandez and Lautaro Martinez in quick succession.
While England are always producing elite talent, there's an overarching sense that some of the nation's most dependable players -- such as Harry Kane, John Stones and Jordan Pickford -- could have played their last World Cup at the highest level.
Read on to find out how old every player from England's 2026 World Cup squad will be at the 2030 World Cup.
How old will every England player be at the 2030 World Cup?
Goalkeepers
- Jordan Pickford - 36
- Dean Henderson - 33
- James Trafford - 27
Defenders
- Reece James - 30
- Ezri Konsa - 32
- Marc Guehi - 29/30
- Trevoh Chalobah - 30/31
- John Stones - 36
- Nico O'Reilly - 25
- Dan Burn - 38
- Djed Spence - 29
- Jarell Quansah - 27
Midfielders
- Jude Bellingham - 26/27
- Elliot Anderson - 27
- Morgan Rogers - 27
- Declan Rice - 31
- Kobbie Mainoo - 25
- Jordan Henderson - 39/40
- Eberechi Eze - 31/32
Forwards
- Harry Kane - 36
- Marcus Rashford - 32
- Anthony Gordon - 29
- Bukayo Saka - 28
- Noni Madueke - 28
- Ollie Watkins - 34
- Ivan Toney - 34
