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Monday 07 June 2021 8:26 am  |  Updated:  Monday 07 June 2021 8:29 am

Ben White replaces Trent Alexander-Arnold in England Euro 2020 squad

By: Frank Dalleres

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MIDDLESBROUGH, ENGLAND - JUNE 06: Ben White of England reacts during the international friendly match between England and Romania at Riverside Stadium on June 06, 2021 in Middlesbrough, England. (Photo by Lee Smith - Pool/Getty Images)

Brighton defender Ben White has been given the final place in the England squad for Euro 2020.

White, who has two caps, replaces full-back Trent Alexander-Arnold, who was ruled out of the tournament by injury last week.

England begin their Euro 2020 campaign against Croatia at Wembley on Sunday.

White, 23, only made his debut in the friendly with Austria last Wednesday and made his first start against Romania last night.

Southampton midfielder James Ward-Prowse and Manchester United’s Jesse Lingard were among others in contention.

White offers additional cover at centre-back, where England have concerns over the fitness of Harry Maguire.

England Euro 2020 squad

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. Dean Henderson; 14. Kalvin Phillips; 15. Tyrone Mings; 16. Conor Coady; 17. Jadon Sancho; 18. Dominic Calvert-Lewin; 19. Mason Mount; 20. Phil Foden; 21. Ben Chilwell; 22. Ben White; 23. Sam Johnstone; 24. Reece James; 25. Bukayo Saka; 26. Jude Bellingham.

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