England manager Roy Hodgson has called Marcus Rashford into his final 23-man squad for Euro 2016.
The Manchester United teenager has had a sensational year, also scoring on his England debut against Turkey in a friendly last Friday.
Hodgson has chosen to bring five strikers to France which means Liverpool's Daniel Sturridge also makes the cut, along with Harry Kane, Jamie Vardy and captain Wayne Rooney.
Leicester midfielder Danny Drinkwater misses out on a place in the squad as does Newcastle winger Andros Townsend.
Manchester City's Fabian Delph had already been dropped to the standby list due to injury.
CONFIRMED: The #ThreeLions squad for #EURO2016.
23 players, #TogetherForEngland. pic.twitter.com/lpUwMo4HPk
— England (@England) May 31, 2016
