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New Lionesses goalkeeper Emily Ramsey offers first impressions of England squad

Uncapped goalkeeper Emily Ramsey says she is enjoying the competative dynamic in the England senior squad after she was called up to the Lionesses team last week.

Ramsey, 22, is spending the season on-loan at WSL high fliers Everton from parent club Man Utd and has impressed Sarina Wiegman with her club form to secure a place in the Lionesses squad for the first time. The young keeper is the only uncapped player included in the 26-person squad, with England facing Korea Republic in Milton Keynes on Thursday as they begin their 2023 Arnold Clark Cup campaign.

She has previously been involved with the senior squad during a training camp in the summer of 2021 and will now have an opportunity to be one of England's three goalkeepers at the World Cup in the summer, if she continues to produce her best form. Although the competition for selection is fierce, Ramsey is relishing the competitive environment of international football as she looks to win a maiden senior cap.

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