England's stars reported for the first time since Thomas Tuchel became a manager on Monday.
Tuchel, who officially started working on January 1 after being appointed last October, appointed his first team last Friday, with the Germans selecting 26 players while the three lions prepare to begin their 2026 World Cup classification campaign.
England faces Albania and Latvia in Wembley for the next seven days and the 51 -year -old will wait for his reign to be the perfect beginning.
And on Monday afternoon, several of the 26 stars were linked to the international service at the base of England in St George's Park, including the stars again qualify Marcus Rashford and Jordan Henderson.
Tuchel was there to greet his players when they arrived and seemed delighted as he starts properly in what is his first role in international football.
Rashford, who played for the last time for the three lions a year ago, has been summoned after rediscovering his loan form in Aston Villa, which Ruben Amorim has frozen in Manchester United.
Marcus Rashford was seen arriving at the San Jorge Park on Monday when he returns to England.
He had his hood when he arrived, but he was smiling as he lifted his thumb for the camera.
The striker was seeing a warm hug with Henderson, with the former Liverpool captain a Tuchel shock choice that apparently had finished his international career by Gareth Southgate last year.
Henderson met many of his teammates, including Jude Bellingham, Delan Rice and Reece James, while similarly shared a warm hug with Tuchel.
There was also Dan Burn's view, just a few hours after winning the Carabao Cup with Newcastle against Liverpool, who arrived after the giant defender scored and performed a brilliant performance in the victory of Magpies 2-1.
Burn, 32, obtained his bachelorette call last week despite having ever appeared for the three lions at any level, with Tuchel rewarding the defender for his good way at St James' Park in the last three years.
Several regular members of the team, including the tastes of Jude Bellingham, Harry Kane and Jordan Pickford, looked in a positive spirit when they reached the base of England, but several L
More to follow