"I used to dream of days like this"- Jarell Quansah reflects after making England squad for World Cup

Jarell Quansah has expressed delight after making the final England squad for the 2026 FIFA World Cup in North America.The 23-year-old born to Ghanaian parents in England, surprisingly made the 26-man squad after manager Thomas Tuchel announced his squad on Friday.The former Liverpool centre-back, who now plies his trade in Germany with Bayer Leverkusen, enjoyed a magnificent debut campaign in the Bundesliga, making 28 appearances and scoring four goals.Following his inclusion to the squad, Quansah posted: "I used to dream of days like today, my first World Cup with England.

A proud moment for me and my family, and one I will truly never forget! I want to thank everyone that has supported and believed in me from the very start until now.

I cant wait to get started, see you in the US England fans!"Quansah will join fellow English-Ghanaian Kobbie Mainoo and the rest of his teammates for the trip to Florida to begin camping.Interestingly, the lanky defender will face the country of his parents Ghana in Group L of the tournament in Boston on June 23.Meanwhile, the shocking omissions of Harry Maguire, Trent Alexander-Arnold, Phil Foden and Luke Shaw left many England fans outraged.