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Despite having recently been a member of Three Lions squads, defenders Tomori and Guehi have been dropped, while Ivan Toney is also expected to be out.

In their absence, Harry Maguire is expected to be called up, while Kyle Walker, who is injured, still has a chance.

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Ben White, a standout for Arsenal who has performed admirably at right-back this season, can possibly be selected to make his comeback to the England team.

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Callum Wilson of Newcastle, who has recently regained form in front of goal, has reason for optimism as a result of Abraham and Toney’s absence.

The striker is “desperate” to travel to Qatar, according to his manager Eddie Hower, who noted that he has six goals in ten Premier League games for the Magpies.

Wilson has only received four caps, and he hasn’t competed for Southgate since 2019.

But given that Abraham, a former Chelsea forward, has only scored three goals this season, he might once again be ahead of Abraham in the standings.

Abraham was selected for the Three Lions team during the Nations League, but he blew his chance after performing poorly in England’s June 0-0 draw with Italy.

Tomori also isn’t participating since Southgate didn’t give him the chance to shine in the Nations League.

Despite maintaining a clean sheet against the Azzurri in the summer, the AC Milan defender was not included in the matchday roster to play Italy or Germany in September.

Trent Alexander-Arnold did not get a chance to play in either of those two games, but with Reece James out with an injury, the Liverpool star might get a chance to play in the World Cup.

center back for Crystal Palace Guehi was a substitute against Germany, but his prospects of making the World Cup were severely damaged after starting in England’s 4-0 loss to Hungary at Wembley in June.

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