England have announced their squad numbers for the World Cup, as the action in Qatar draws closer.
Gareth Southgate’s side get their Group B campaign underway on November 21, before matches against the USA and Wales as the Three Lions look to secure qualification and a place in the last 16.
The England boss named his squad for the tournament last week, with the big news that James Maddison, who made his first and only international appearance three years ago, had forced his way into Southgate’s plans with his brilliant form for Leicester. Maddison will wear the number 25 in Qatar.
Callum Wilson beat the likes of Ivan Toney and Callum Wilson to a place in the 26-man squad and will fly out with the rest of the England contingent on Tuesday morning, as the pre-tournament preparations go up a notch.
The Newcastle striker has been given the number 24, while Arsenal defender Ben White, so impressive at right-back for the Gunners, will have 21 on his shirt.
Jack Grealish has been given the number 7 shirt and will hope that bodes well for his hopes of being a regular in the starting lineup, with Phil Foden No20 and Bukayo Saka No17.
There are no surprises with Harry Kane and Raheem Sterling, as the pair are given the number nine and ten shirts respectively.
England squad numbers in full:
1 - Jordan Pickford
2 - Kyle Walker
3 - Luke Shaw
4 - Declan Rice
5 - John Stones
6 - Harry Maguire
7 - Jack Grealish
8 - Jordan Henderson
9 - Harry Kane
10 - Raheem Sterling
11 - Marcus Rashford
12 - Kieran Trippier
13 - Nick Pope
14 - Kalvin Phillips
15 - Eric Dier
16 - Conor Coady
17 - Bukayo Saka
18 - Trent Alexander-Arnold
19 - Mason Mount
20 - Phil Foden
21 - Ben White
22 - Jude Bellingham
23 - Aaron Ramsdale
24 - Callum Wilson
25 - James Maddison
26 - Conor Gallagher
