England return to Nations League action when taking on Croatia and Spain during the November international break.
England commenced their 2026/27 Nations League campaign with a 3-2 defeat against reigning Euros and World Cup champions Spain in September, but they bounced back emphatically to record three straight wins.
A 2-0 triumph over Czechia was followed by a mightily impressive 7-0 victory over Croatia, before concluding the extended three-week break with a second win over Czechia.
Ahead of fixtures against Croatia and Spain to conclude the group stage, we take a look at when manager Thomas Tuchel will name his Three Lions squad.
When does Thomas Tuchel name his England squad?
Tuchel will announce his squad for the forthcoming international break on Friday 6th November at 10:00 GMT.
Action in Europe's top divisions will draw to a close on the weekend commencing Saturday 7th November, and England will play their fifth 2026/27 Nations League fixture on Thursday 12th November, where they welcome Croatia to Wembley Stadium.
After locking horns with Slaven Bilic's side, the Three Lions make the trip to the Riyadh Air Metropolitano Stadium to face Spain in a contest that is likely to determine which nations tops Group C.
Cole Palmer is likely to be one of the main talking points in the lead-up to Tuchel's squad announcement. The Chelsea midfielder was recalled to the England squad for their quadruple-header across September and October, but he withdrew due to a minor injury. The German manager publicly criticised Palmer for missing too many camps following his withdrawal, and it remains to be seen as to whether he will return this time around.
Tuchel will be forced into making at least one change to the forward line, with Bukayo Saka unavailable for selection due to a quadriceps injury sustained in Arsenal's 2-2 draw against Bayern Munich in the UEFA Champions League.
