England Under-19s were celebrating European Championship glory in July 2022 following a 3-1 victory over Israel in Slovakia.
It was their first triumph since the Three Lions were successful in 2017 in Georgia, but what has happened to the 18-man squad that coach Keith Downing steered to victory?
Goalkeepers
Aaron Ramsdale
The Arsenal goalkeeper was at Bournemouth at the time and has established himself as the number one choice at the Emirates. Was part of the senior squad that finished runners-up to Italy at Euro 2020.
Nathan Trott
Born in Bermuda, Trott has yet to make his debut for West Ham but has enjoyed loan spells at AFC Wimbledon and in France with Nancy.
Defenders
Trevoh Chalobah
Has been at Chelsea since he was eight years old and made his first-team debut in the 2021 Super Cup final against Villarreal. Went on to make 20 appearances in the 2021-22 season and scored in the 4-0 victory over Juventus in the Champions League.
Jay Dasilva
Having been unable to force his way into the first-team at Chelsea, Dasilva had two loan spells at Charlton Athletic and then signed permanently at Bristol City in June 2019 after another temporary stay at Ashton Gate
Darnell Johnson
Was unable to break into the first-team at Leicester and after short loan spells at Hibernian, Wigan Athletic and AFC Wimbledon, has ended up at Fleetwood Town, for whom he made three appearances in the 2021-22 season.
Easah Suliman
Scored the first goal in the 2-1 win over Portugal in the final, and having failed to make the grade at Aston Villa, joined Portuguese side Vitoria Guimaraes in 2019 and spent last season on loan at another Primeira Liga side, Nacional.
Reece James
Firmly established himself as a regular at Chelsea and will have his sights set on being part of Gareth Southgate's squad for the 2022 World Cup. Has now made more than 80 appearances for the Stamford bridge outfit and earned 13 full caps.
Midfielders
Josh Dasilva
Having graduated from the Arsenal academy, Dasilva moved to Brentford and was part of the squad that took the Bees into the top-flight for the first time since 1947. He made nine appearances in their inaugural Premier League campaign.
Andre Dozzell
The son of former Tottenham midfielder Jason, Dozzell made his name at Ipswich Town just like his father and had made his debut at Portman Road before the tournament in Slovakia. He joined QPR in June 2021 and made 22 appearances in the Championship last season.
Tayo Edun
Made two appearances in four years at Fulham, but got his career back on track with a decent spell at League One Lincoln City. Moved up to the Championship with Blackburn Rovers in August and made 20 league appearances last term.
Jacob Maddox
Having featured at the Bristol City Academy, Maddox moved to Chelsea where he stayed for seven years and had loan spells at Cheltenham, Tranmere Rovers and Southampton. Moved permanently to Vitoria Guimaraes, but was on loan at League One Burton Albion last term.
Mason Mount
Mount, who scored England's first goal at the 2017 tournament in the 2-0 win over Bulgaria, is an established star at Chelsea following a successful loan spell under Frank Lampard at Derby and features regularly for Southgate's England team.
Ryan Sessegnon
Made his senior debut for Fulham when aged just 16 but has struggled with injuries since joining Tottenham, although he did enjoy a loan spell in the Bundesliga with Hoffenheim. Moved up the Spurs pecking order last season following the arrival of manager Antonio Conte.
Dujon Sterling
Joined Chelsea as an eight-year-old and is still contracted at Stamford Bridge despite having made just one first-team appearance. Has had loan spells at Coventry City and Wigan and spent last season with Blackpool.
Forwards
Ben Brereton
Scored three goals in the tournament and now turns out for Chile as Ben Brereton-Diaz, having qualified through his mother and played in the 2021 Copa America. The Blackburn striker scored 22 Championship goals for Rovers last season.
Isaac Buckley-Ricketts
Started off at Manchester City and moved to the development squad, but a transfer to Peterborough was not a success and he ended up at National League North side Southport. Spent some time at Warrington Town on loan last season.
Marcus Edwards
Was hailed as a potential star at Tottenham but was never able to establish himself and had loans at Norwich City and Excelsior in the Netherlands. A decent spell at Vitoria Guimaraes led to a transfer to Sporting Lisbon, where he scored seven goals in 17 league appearances last season.
Lukas Nmecha
Born in Hamburg, but represented England at every age-group level, before switching to Germany Under-21s. Moved from Manchester City to Wolfsburg in 2021, scoring eight goals in the Bundesliga and has now made six appearances for Hansi Flick's full German side.
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