Kobbie Mainoo, a midfielder for Manchester United, has been selected to join the senior England squad by Gareth Southgate.

Kobbie Mainoo, the talented young footballer from England, recently posed for a photo at St George’s Park in Burton upon Trent. This promising player is set to make his mark on the international stage as England prepares for two home friendlies this week.

On Saturday, March 23, England will face off against Brazil, followed by a match against Belgium on March 26. These games are crucial in their preparations for the upcoming Euro 2024 tournament.

Initially named in the under-21 squad, Mainoo has now received his first senior call-up. This is a significant milestone in his career, and he is eager to prove himself on the big stage. The England Football Association released a statement announcing Mainoo’s inclusion in the senior squad, stating, “Kobbie Mainoo has received his first call up to the England men’s senior squad.” It is a testament to his talent and hard work that he has been promoted to Gareth Southgate’s group.

All 25 players, including Mainoo, reported to St. George’s Park on Tuesday to begin their preparations for the upcoming friendlies against Brazil and Belgium. The training sessions will be intense as the team aims to fine-tune their tactics and build chemistry ahead of the crucial matches.

Mainoo, who currently plays for Manchester United, has already represented England at various youth levels, from MU17 through to MU19. His experience at the youth level will undoubtedly serve him well as he transitions to the senior squad. The 18-year-old midfielder has shown great potential, and his inclusion in the senior squad is a testament to his abilities.

As England gears up for these important friendlies, all eyes will be on Mainoo and his fellow teammates. The nation hopes that they can showcase their skills and build momentum heading into the Euro 2024 tournament. With Mainoo’s talent and determination, he has the potential to make a significant impact on the international stage.