Gareth Southgate has selected Brighton’s Ben White as the final player in England’s Euro 2020 squad after the injury to Trent Alexander-Arnold
of the tournament after suffering a thigh injury during the closing stages against Austria. The Liverpool right-back is set to be out for up to six weeks.
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