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Posted by World Wide Tickets And Hospitality on August 29th, 2023

In the months before the 2022 World Cup, Michael Beardmore picked out Conor Coady (4/1), Aaron Ramsdale (11/10) and Luke Shaw (4/5) as successful value choices to make England's squad. One of the knock-on effects of the winter World Cup in Qatar is that we won't have to delay long for England's next try to finally end the Three Lions' 57-year major award drought.

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We're almost an overdue pregnancy term away from Euro Cup 2024 and it will no doubt finish the same way a desperate need for gas and air, with complete tiredness and expected pain accompanied by incessantly loud bawling at the end. There are a few final ante-natal classes to get through between now and then, of course namely England's four remaining qualifying games, including a looming trip to Ukraine and an October date at home to Italy.

But with 12 points from 12 so far, Gareth Southgate's men have steered the competition's early stages with zero morning sickness or Braxton Hicks reductions and it would take a real calamity for them not to make it to Germany. Given the top two teams in each group qualify, let's assume the due date of June 14, 2024, is set in stone, but Which 26 players will be allowable into the parenthood room when the big instant arrives, and who will be left waiting at home?

Goalkeeper for England Euro Cup 2024 squad

There are three heavy favourites to be the men tasked with being the safe hands for Southgate's strategic delivery process of bringing home our very own bundle of joy and it's no surprise they are the same goalkeepers he assigned in Qatar. Everton's Jordan Pickford, Newcastle's Nick Pope and Arsenal's Aaron Ramsdale are all deeply odds-on to make the plane as a result rightly so, of course, but it means there's little worth to be found in backing any of that trio.

Remember, injuries and loss of form can happen. Pickford and Pope are almost fixed at club level but could get hurt while Ramsdale now has the added pressure of David Raya breathing down his neck if he drops a clanger or two. At first look, it's a market to swerve but value could appear if any of the above occur and the team that could hold the key to solving it is Crystal Palace.

With Vicente Guaita downing tools, the Eagles have been forced to turn to Sam Johnstone between the sticks and they are also rumoured to be in the hunt for Dean Henderson in the final knockings of the transfer window. Whoever ends up being Palace's number one come September 1 could be a decent outsider to make Southgate's Euro Cup scrap.

Defenders for England Euro Cup team

The number of defenders priced at 1/3 or shorter to be brushing up on their German next summer stretches into double figures John Stones, Kieran Trippier, Luke Shaw, Kyle Walker, Harry Maguire, Marc Guehi, Ben Chilwell, Levi Colwill, Reece James and Trent Alexander-Arnold. Some of those values are head-scratching Colwill has barely played for Chelsea and while he enthralled during England Under-21s' Euro triumph this year.

He's yet to be called up for the senior Euro 2024 team. Guehi, meanwhile, is a fringe player. The other eight names above Southgate staples are surely certs, barring injury. But beyond that, the list of those who can struggle if injuries strike is endless probably why Guehi, Colwill and Lewis Dunk are all odds-on, despite having just five caps between them. Euro fans can buy Euro Cup Tickets at exclusively discounted prices.

Look closer, though, and we can cross a few off Ben White hasn't been complex since strangely withdrawing from the World Cup during the contest, while Fikayo Tomori seems to be 'out of sight, out of mind' at AC Milan. Eric Dier and Conor Coady are in their time has gone category, while Tino Livramento, Rico Lewis and Joe Gomez could struggle for enough game time at Newcastle, Manchester City and Liverpool to force their way in.

Instead, if you elaborate a long shot and that's sensible in this market why not try full-back Lewis Hall, who Newcastle have taken on loan from Chelsea? The 19-year-old is and, for me, has a better chance than the last few Euro Cup players I've stated. England aren't as blessed on the left side of defence as they are on the right and if Hall moves Dan Burn in the Toon line-up not a far-fetched notion at all.

Gareth Southgate's choice for Euro 2024 midfield

Now we're talking. If the defenders' betting is like taking a metal detector to a beach in the vague hope of finding something, then the midfield market is much more like it from a client's perspective. Yep, certain inclusions advance jobs Declan Rice and Jude Bellingham but take those two out and it's a bit of a midfield problem at Euro Cup 2024.

Mason Mount will likely make it although he needs to recover from a hardly promising start at Manchester United. By contrast, James Maddison looks right at home at Tottenham and if you're the kind of person who backs 1/2 shots, I like his odds a lot. Maddison, confusingly, is the same price as Jordan Henderson. Now, Southgate's made all the right sounds saying Hendo's move to Saudi Arabia won't count against him but really?

Forget 1/2, I wouldn't back him if those digits were upturned. And doubled. Kalvin Phillips' Euro Cup chances will continue to shrink the longer he remains a bit-part player at the Etihad and it's the two players just below him in the betting that I am keen to focus on. James Ward-Prowse has been the 'nearly man' for a while but his move to West Ham could be the making of him.

Two assists on his Irons debut were a reminder of his certain set-piece delivery threat. I'm amazed England Euro Cup coach Southgate doesn't pick him more.  Things are looking up for Conor Gallagher too. Two starts in Chelsea's first two Premier League games suggest he's at the forefront of Mauricio Pochettino's plans scorn his gazillion options. With JWP 6/4 and Gallagher 2/1, it could pay to back both.

England’s strikers for Germany Euro Cup team

It's an echo of just how good Bukayo Saka has become that the Arsenal wide man is now at the same odds as England's all-time best goalscorer Harry Kane to make Southgate's squad let that just sink in for a second. Saka's recovery from missing the crucial shootout penalty in the Euro Cup Final 2020 has been pleasingly heart-warming. Seeing Marcus Rashford, another who was errant from the spot against Italy, at the same price as Saka and Kane seems strange.

He's nowhere as near a lock as those two and while he'll likely make it, it's the worst shot you'll ever see. Manchester City pair Jack Grealish and Phil Foden are ingrained Southgate ranges now so that's five attackers sorted although I'm still not sold on those two and Saka being comprised in the forward’s market. Maybe it's just me.

Raheem Sterling continued as a Southgate pick despite an underwhelming first season at Chelsea and it's hard to see that changing given, he is showing signs of a rebirth under Pochettino. Is there one more place after those six? Perhaps. Callum Wilson got the nod for Qatar but is so injury-prone and has Alexander Isak for the contest at Newcastle that I'm more drawn to Ollie Watkins, who is undisputable first choice at Euro 2024.

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