Marcus Rashford trained with England on Wednesday (1st June) after Roy Hodgson included the young Manchester United forward in his 23-man squad for Euro 2016.

Roy Hodgson now has his chosen 23 to go to the Euros.

Jordan Henderson was one of those who made the cut at the expense of Danny Drinkwater.

Jack Wilshere has played near on no first team football this season, yet has his place in the squad,

Drinkwater's team mate from the title winning side of Leicester City - Jamie Vardy - was always expected to make the final cut.

For a squad that many believe Hodgson has been far more gung-ho than his previous two tournament selections.

Marcus Rashford will go to France as the roll of the dice by Hodgson, having played just once for England - the international friendly with Australia last Friday.

Gary Cahill had his injury concerns when the squad initially first met up, yet will likely start on Thursday night when England play Portugal at Wembley.

Wayne Rooney, came on and scored against the Aussies in the last game and will most likely play from the beginning of the final warm-up game before England travel across the Channel.

Dele Alli will hope to earn just his eighth cap against Ronaldo and co before a likely starting place come June 11 in Marseille against Russia.