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England players will discuss making a collective statement on Qatar's human rights record.

The squad will hold talks about taking a stance when they meet up at St George's Park later this month for the first two internationals in a World Cup year.

Wolves captain Conor Coady was one of the players to speak up at the last get together as several have voiced concerns about the World Cup host's appalling record on human rights.

Gareth Southgate names his squad on March 17 for the back-to-back friendlies with Switzerland and Ivory Coast at Wembley later this month.

England boss Southgate has praised his players in the past for having a strong voice and they have seen the likes of Holland, Germany and Norway wear T-shirts in protest.

That sent a powerful message and England took the decision to qualify for the tournament and then discuss their next move but there is a feeling they want to speak up.

Football Association staff have begun talking to relevant human rights organisations and gathering information ahead of the get together at St George's Park.

They can then present the players with information on how migrant workers are treated in