England to name new right winger for Argentina semi-final as Thomas Tuchel makes huge call

Morgan Rogers is expected to start on the right-wing for England’s World Cup semi-final against Argentina.

The Aston Villa star has made one start at the tournament, playing in the No.10 role for the 2-0 win over Panama.

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For Thomas Tuchel, it is a new name on the right wing after rotating between Noni Madueke and Bukayo Saka for the previous six matches.

talkSPORT understands the England boss is also likely to name an unchanged back four, with Ezri Konsa at right-back.

Rogers was deeply influential in the England team that qualified for the 2026 World Cup, often starting over Jude Bellingham.

He has also been impactful off the bench in North America, most recently creating the rebound opportunity for Bellingham to win the quarter-final against Norway.

Three Lions boss Thomas Tuchel has an almost-full slate of players to pick from, with Jordan Henderson and Jarrell Quansah the only absentees.

Henderson is sidelined having fractured his arm amid the celebrations following England’s round of 16 victory over Mexico while Quansah is in the final game of his two-match ban for a red card.

There was also uncertainty surrounding Declan Rice‘s fitness after he was taken off at half-time during England’s quarter-final victory over Mexico.

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