England against Andorra: Anderson was first prepared in the World Cup qualifiers

Nutingham midfielder Forest Elliot Anderson is said to be scheduled to appear for the first time in England in the World Cup qualifiers on Saturday in Villa Park.

The midfielder received his first phone call by Thomas Tuchille last week after persuading forests last season and at the beginning of the current campaign.

He is now in a queue to be thrown directly on the eleventh in England against Minnows, BBC A report, with the midfielder to play alongside Diklan Rice in the midfield.

Eberechi Eze is also preparing for a start after moving of 60 million pounds to Arsenal from Crystal Palace, with his former teammate at Eagles Marc Guehi to the Dan Burn partner in defense.

The report also indicates the start of REECE James and Myles Lewis-Sikely in the full back, where Noni Madueke and Marcus Rashford played Harry Kane’s role in the attack.

England has won all the qualifications of the three World Cup so far, but recently lost to Senegal 3-1 in one of the friendly in June.

Tuchel is still looking for an England midfielder

The beginning of Anderson comes after Tuchel admitted that he is still looking for the right midfield before the 2026 World Cup.

Jordan Henderson, the presence of Pellingham, Kunor Galleger and Cortis Jones, all in the midfield under Tuchille so far, with the Germans recently recognized that he has no normal number.

Anderson, Rice, Hinderson, Adam and Erton were a midfielder who were chosen for matches against Andorra and Serbia, with the formulation of Robin Lovtos Check to replace Warton after the injury.

Tuchel said that the center John Stones, who was also forced to withdraw through injury, is an option to play in the midfield.

He said: “At the present time, the four players are competing in the middle of the field, Jordan (Henderson), Diklan (Rice), Elliot (Anderson) and Robin (Lovtos Kid). They are all very mobile players.

“There is no one number, classic, deep number six. With the exception of perhaps John Stones, who fits this feature. But he left this morning.

“The strength of our players is to be mobile, and in modern football that is more than a feature of defects. We have our ideas on how to prepare us, and we hope to see some of its glimpses tomorrow and against Serbia, and from there we will go.

“We have senior players and we will find the right conjugation. We must be flexible because anything that can happen, a person can be injured and not this moment to make a final decision for the World Cup.”