Where is England's 2018 World Cup squad now? From Jordan Henderson to Jack Butland

With another dramatic Premier League season having drawn to a close, the attention has switched to international football after Gareth Southgate named his England squad for the upcoming UEFA Nations League games.

The England manager has picked West Ham's Jarrod Bowen and Leicester City's James Justin, while dropping Manchester United's Marcus Rashford and Jadon Sancho. The full squad for next month's Nations League games is as follows:

Pickford, Pope, Ramsdale

Alexander-Arnold, Coady, Guehi, James, Justin, Maguire, Stones, Tomori, Trippier, Walker, White

Bellingham, Gallagher, Mount, Phillips, Rice, Ward-Prowse

Abraham, Bowen, Foden, Grealish, Kane, Saka, Sterling

England are expected to do well in the World Cup this November, having made it to the final of Euro 2020 last year - losing on penalties to Italy - and the semi-finals of the 2018 World Cup in Russia.

England’s run in the 2018 World Cup enthralled the country and fans will be hoping the team can go all the way this time around. But what happened to the members of England’s 2018 squad?

Still England’s number one, Pickford now has 43 international caps to his name.

The 28-year-old also played a prominent role in keeping his domestic side, Everton, in the Premier League after a tough relegation battle this season.

Manchester City ’s Kyle Walker remains a mainstay of the England national team, with 138 caps and three goals at international level.

His performances in Euro 2020 saw Walker included in the Team of the Tournament.

Despite being included in England’s 2018 World Cup squad, Danny Rose has struggled since.

The left-back - formerly of Tottenham Hotspur - joined Watford in June 2021 on a free transfer after a frustrating loan spell at