Palmer and Foden Omitted from England World Cup Squad

Cole Palmer and Phil Foden faced exclusion from the England World Cup 2026 squad under coach Thomas Tuchel, following a disappointing performance in recent fixtures. Palmer, who previously scored two goals in a match against Spain, has seen his career trajectory shift after leaving Manchester City for Chelsea.
Despite winning the PFA Young Player of the Year award and scoring 37 league goals in his first two seasons, Palmer's form has declined. Similarly, Foden, who started in the match against Spain, has struggled to maintain his form, failing to score in December and being substituted early in recent games.
Their omissions reflect their inability to capitalize on opportunities against Uruguay and Japan, where England drew 1-1 with Uruguay and lost 1-0 to Japan. In contrast, Eberechi Eze of Aston Villa has thrived, scoring three goals in qualifying matches, showcasing the unpredictability and energy he brings to the team.
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