The players who could yet gatecrash Euro 2024

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Harvey Elliott lit up Goodison Park as England U21s eased past Northern Ireland 3-0 – Getty Images/Alex Livesey

England’s spot at Euro 2024 is secured, paving the way for young players to make an impact in Gareth Southgate’s squad before the tournament next year.

Following the Under-21s’ 3-0 victory over Northern Ireland, promising talents such as Tino Livramento and Jarrod Branthwaite have caught the eye.

Harvey Elliott

The 20-year-old showcased his skills with a stunning free-kick from 25 yards, followed by a cool finish for his second goal. He displayed his attacking prowess and dangerous set-pieces at Goodison, cementing his potential as an asset to the England squad. With experience in the England youth teams, Elliott is poised to make a breakthrough at Liverpool.

Tino Livramento

The versatile 21-year-old has impressed with his ability to play in various positions. He shone at both right-back and right wing, exhibiting his attacking attributes in Newcastle’s recent win at Manchester United. Livramento’s adaptability and talent position him as a valuable player for Southgate’s squad.

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Tino Livramento was handed his England Under-21s call-up earlier his month – Getty Images/Srdjan Stevanovic

Highly regarded by Football Association coaches, the Burnley goalkeeper has shown exceptional progress through the age groups. His experience in the Premier League, despite Burnley’s tough season, bodes well for his potential to compete at the highest level.

Jarrad Branthwaite

The 21-year-old impressed as the captain of the Under-21s, showcasing confidence and maturity beyond his years. With valuable experience from his loan at PSV, Branthwaite’s development abroad enhances his prospects for a solid position at Everton and potential inclusion in the senior squad.

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Jarrod Branthwaite’s (right) loan to PSV Eindhoven last season aided his development – PA/Martin Rickett

The former PSV winger, despite limited game time, has demonstrated raw ability, pace, and confidence when on the ball. With a potential short-term move to secure regular football, Madueke has the opportunity to prove his worth and earn consideration for the England squad.

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