Max Dowman and five other England hotshots eyeing Euro 2028 – including star who could play alongside his brother

ENGLAND are back in action in the Nations League this week – but their sights are set on Euro 2028 glory on home soil. Boss Thomas Tuchel has already introduced a number of young guns into his senior set-up. Thomas Tuchel has been giving young guns a chance since taking over as England’s boss Credit: Shutterstock Editorial Rio Ngumoha is looking to break into the forefront of the German’s plans Credit: Getty And a host of others are starting to knock on the door as the Three Lions look to build on a World Cup semi-final. Here, SunSport looks at six stars who could shoot their way into Tuchel’s Euro plans. Sign up for the Arsenal newsletter Thank you! MAX DOWMAN, 16 (ARSENAL) Arsenal prodigy Dowman has torn up the club’s record books – and left defenders in absolute tatters. At 16 years old, he is drawing wild comparisons to Spain’s Lamine Yamal.A Premier League title winner already, the Three Lions hope he can produce more magic against Europe’s big boys in two years’ time. Lightning pace, trickery and a lethal left foot, this kid has superstar sauce pumping through his veins. Max Dowman is eyeing an England call-up Credit: Getty The teenage sensation is an Arsenal record-breaker Credit: Reuters RIO NGUMOHA, 18 (LIVERPOOL) Teen sensation Ngumoha has written his name into Liverpool folklore, breaking the Anfield youngest goalscorer record at 17 years and 225 days. Has flicks, tricks and pace to burn, prompting Tuchel to name him in the squad for the upcoming Nations League games. The Liverpool superstar has lethal ability on either flank and possesses that explosive big-game mentality the Three Lions need. Most read in Sport SUN VEGAS WELCOME OFFER: GET UP TO £100 BONUS JOBE BELLINGHAM, 20 (BORUSSIA DORTMUND) Jude Bellingham’s kid brother is hitting his groove just in time to mount a dash for the Euros. After swapping Sunderland for Borussia Dortmund last year, Jobe initially found it tough. But, at 6ft 3in, he has the physicality to make box-to-box lung-bursting runs. Don’t bet against the Bellingham boys driving England’s midfield engine room. Jobe Bellingham is desperate to follow in his brother’s footsteps Credit: Getty The midfielder is making waves at Borussia Dortmund Credit: Shutterstock Editorial WILL LANKSHEAR, 21 (MIDDLESBROUGH) This striker’s on fire and tearing the Championship apart. England’s biggest concern is finding a successor to Harry Kane as No 9. The 6ft 2in young gun is unproven in the Premier League. But Lankshear has bagged eight goals in 11 games for Middlesbrough this term and will target more with the England Under-21s over the next fortnight. Will Lankshear could be the next Harry Kane Credit: Getty The striker has been in formidable form at Middlesbrough Credit: Shutterstock Editorial JOSH KING, 19 (FULHAM) Fulham starlet King is rapidly becoming the Craven Cottage No 10. Floating between the lines and carving open opposition defences with vision, he is blossoming under the pressure of carrying the Cottagers’ hopes. King has already caught Tuchel’s eye with his composure and creative flair but is now developing an eye for goal. Josh King has caught Tuchel’s eye Credit: Alamy The playmaker has become a key man at Fulham Credit: Shutterstock Editorial LEWIS MILEY, 20 (NEWCASTLE) Newcastle wonderkid Miley has the potential to be Tuchel’s very flexible friend. The Geordie shines at pulling the strings in central midfield. But he also excels at right-back with ice-cold composure and tactical intelligence. That versatility is gold dust as it saves a crucial squad spot, and it could see him link up with Tyneside pal Elliot Anderson. Lewis Miley’s versatility could be huge for England Credit: Getty The Newcastle man can play in midfield and at right-back Credit: Shutterstock Editorial Comment now