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#2 Aaron Wan-Bissaka (Manchester United)
Frankly, with Trent Alexander-Arnold around, England don't really need a first team right back for quite a few years from now. But England's squad depth has always been a point of criticism from the followers.
Gareth Southgate and his staff do not have a realistic backup option for Alexander-Arnold in the right back position, and it his high time the Three Lion's management start preparing themselves for the same.
Aaron Wan-Bissaka can be a really good option for the English team where Southgate can rotate the squad a little, preparing for any upcoming injuries leading to the Euro 2020.
Both Wan-Bissaka and Alexander-Arnold have similar age frame and characteristics, and this can be a huge factor in creating a perfect England squad for the future with a great squad depth.
In addition to the off-field factors, Wan-Bissaka has been brilliant for the Red Devils since joining them from Crystal Palace this summer in a £45 million deal. Within just a few weeks, United fans have accepted him as the rightful successor to long time right-back Antonio Valencia.
