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    Thomas Tuchel faces several selection dilemmas as he prepares the England national team for the 2026 World Cup. While some positions seem set with key players like Harry Kane, Jordan Pickford, Declan Rice, Jude Bellingham, and Bukayo Saka, there are many roles within the squad still up for grabs.

    In midfield, Tuchel is weighing options to join Bellingham and Rice. Curtis Jones and Morgan Rogers have been given chances, with Conor Gallagher also making a return to the squad, offering depth in a deeper role. Myles Lewis-Skelly's versatility could be an asset, allowing him to integrate into midfield from left-back, potentially providing Bellingham with more freedom to move forward. This flexibility might allow Tuchel to include another attacking player in the lineup, such as Cole Palmer or Rogers, in a more advanced number 10 role.

    In defense, John Stones remains under consideration despite injury woes, while Ezri Konsa has claimed a position at right-sided center-back. There is competition for the left-sided center-back spot, with candidates like Dan Burn, Levi Colwill, Marc Guehi, and Trevoh Chalobah in contention. The left-back role is also contested, but Lewis-Skelly's ability to perform in midfield and left-back gives him an edge. Injured players such as Lewis Hall are watched closely, and Luke Shaw's recovery is key for future selections. Right-back options include Reece James, Trent Alexander-Arnold, and Kyle Walker, making it one of the more straightforward positions to fill.

    The left-wing remains a challenge, with no player solidifying the role. Injuries have hindered Marcus Rashford's return to form, while Phil Foden and Bellingham have been tested there previously. Anthony Gordon joins the squad, though his club form has declined, and Eberechi Eze is a promising candidate after recent performances and scoring his first England goal. Timing could be crucial for Eze to cement his place.

    Harry Kane is the undisputed striker, though backup options include Ollie Watkins, who played a pivotal role in Euro 2024, and Ivan Toney, recently recalled after finding success in Saudi Arabia. Toney's play style, offering a focal point similar to Kane, and his penalty expertise could be advantageous in knockout scenarios.

    Tuchel's challenge is to finalize his squad with limited time, ensuring players align with his tactical vision. Given the team's current format and the upcoming fixtures, Tuchel's decisions in these roles will significantly influence England's chances at the 2026 World Cup.