England squad announced: Most valuable players to miss out included Phil Foden and Adam Wharton

Thomas Tuchel names England squad  

Thomas Tuchel has named his latest England squad for the upcoming international break. The Three Lions face neighbours Wales in a friendly at Wembley on October 9, before travelling to Riga to face Latvia in a World Cup Qualifier on October 14. England are currently top of their group, winning each of their opening five qualifiers. Bukayo Saka has returned after missing out on the September internationals due to injury, whilst there is still no inclusions of Jude Bellingham. Marcus Rashford also returns whilst Ruben Loftus-Cheek is a surprise entry. But who are the most valuable stars not included in the latest squad? Using Transfermarkt's market values, we have calculated the most valuable players, who are fit and available, who have been left out by Tuchel this September.

The most valuable players left out of latest England squad

The most valuable player who Tuchel could have called upon but chose not to is none other than Bellingham, who has a market value of €180 million. However, whilst the talented midfielder is now fit and available again fro Real Madrid, his omission is likely due to the fact he has only recently returned and is still regaining his fitness. The same cannot be said for the second most valuable player though, as once again Manchester City's Phil Foden (€100m) misses out of the squad. The 25-year-old was also not included in last month's playing roster.

The next most valuable player not to make it is Arsenal teenager Ethan Nwaneri, who has a current market value of €55m, but is still yet to make his first senior squad call-up. Kobbie Mainoo (€50m), who has fell out of favour at Manchester United under Rúben Amorim also misses out. As does Chelsea's new winger Jamie Gittens, who is also currently worth €50m, but is still waiting to make his first full England cap.