Everton youngster Dominic Calvert Lewin is in line for his first England senior call-up, according to the Daily Mirror.
The newspaper claims that the 20-year-old is being eyed for a promotion to Gareth Southgate’s senior squad.
It is understood that Toffees attacker is being considered as Southgate names his squad on Thursday for upcoming friendlies against Holland and Italy.
Calvert-Lewin has enjoyed successful with England’s youth teams in the past and helped the Under-20s side win the World Cup last summer.
The versatile attacker has been a regular feature for the Merseyside club this campaign and already made 39 appearances across all competitions.
He has scored eight goals and supplied six assists and been one of the brighter performers in what has been a miserable season for Everton.
Calevert-Lewin has risen from the youth ranks with Everton and settled into a first teamer this campaign.
OPINION
Calvert-Lewin has been a decent performer for Everton this season and certainly seems a decent prospect for the future, but a potential promotion to the England senior squad highlights the lack of options. He has been an integral part of the naiton’s youth teams recently and the FA are keen to bring through youngsters to the senior team eventually. Calvert-Lewin started the campaign in brilliant form at Goodison Park and was being used as the main centre-forward at one point. He has slipped down the pecking order recently and his versatility has seen him be used as a winger at times.