Tuchel has requested three talented newcomers for the England national team: Who are these players.

Training with the national team

According to The Sun: Thomas Tuchel has invited three young talents from the Premier League to train with the England national team this week.

The 'Three Lions' coach is preparing for a friendly match against Wales that will take place tomorrow.

Thomas Tuchel has invited three young players from the Premier League for training with EnglandPA Getty

World Cup qualifying campaign

On Tuesday, England continues its path in the World Cup qualification with an away game in Latvia.

The players are training at the St George’s Park training center, but Tuchel has decided to give three young footballers the opportunity to gain valuable experience.

Those participating in training include Manchester United midfielder Shea Lacey, Chelsea center-back Harrison Murray-Campbell, and Manchester City defender Laqui Samuel.

This trio is considered one of the most promising young talents in the country.

Tuchel has noticed their performances in England's youth teams.

Lacey, 18, can play on the wing or in the number 10 position and has already trained with the national team last week.

Although he has not yet played for the 'Red Devils,' his potential is highly valued at Old Trafford.

Murray-Campbell, 19, made his debut for Chelsea last season during the victory in the Conference League against Shamrock Rovers.

Given the defensive issues of the 'Blues' under Enzo Maresca, he could get another chance.

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Meanwhile, 19-year-old Samuel is still waiting for his debut at Manchester City, although he has already played for the U18 team in the 2023/24 season.

Currently, he is on loan at Bromley in League Two and hopes to gain important minutes in the first team.

Laqui Samuel from Manchester City is currently on loan at Bromley in League TwoGetty At the moment, Tuchel is actively shaping the team by combining experienced players with young talents. This will not only help the team during World Cup qualification but also give future stars the chance to gain internationally needed experience. Young players like Lacey, Murray-Campbell, and Samuel have great potential and could become key parts of the team in the coming years.