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#3 Aaron Wan-Bissaka
The 21-year-old currently has played for the England U-21 team but is yet to play for the senior team. Wan-Bissaka has been one of the league's best players in his position and with 25 Premier League appearances for Crystal Palace already, he will be looking for a national team call up. However, he faces competition with both Kyle Walker and Kieren Trippier ahead of him in the pecking order.
#2 Callum Hudson-Odoi
Calum Hudson-Odoi won the under-17 World Cup with England in 2017 in India and looked destined to become a big player for Chelsea. So far, he has already proven his worth by making a name for himself at Chelsea. However, under Maurizio Sarri, he has not been given many opportunities which has led to the young England winger feeling frustrated. Gareth Southgate should give Hudson-Odoi a confidence boost by handing him an international cap.
