England Bring Back Saka But Jude Bellingham, Phil Foden & Jack Grealish Are Left Out
Bukayo Saka has netted 12 goals in 44 caps for the national team.
The national side have included Bukayo Saka for next week's fixtures against Wales and Latvia, but there is no place for Bellingham, Foden or Grealish.
Arsenal forward Bukayo Saka was absent from the previous qualifier wins over Andorra and Serbia with a hamstring issue.
Saka recently returned for his club and found the net in their 2-0 win against Olympiacos midweek.
Saka comes in for club colleague Madueke, who is out of action till next month because of a knee injury.
England meet the Welsh in a warm-up match at the national stadium this week prior to a qualifying match in Latvia on October 14.
Should England triumph against Latvia, they will need a just two points from their final two qualifiers versus Serbia and Albania in the next month to qualify for next summer's tournament in Canada, Mexico and the United States.
Bayer Leverkusen defender Jarell Quansah replaces Newcastle's Livramento, who is sidelined for two months after sustaining a knee issue versus Arsenal last weekend.
Anderson and Djed Spence, who earned their first England call-ups last month, retain their places. Loftus-Cheek also keeps his spot, despite the return to fitness of Adam Wharton.
Saka has featured in just one game for Tuchel since taking over as national team boss, because of fitness and hamstring injuries.
Bellingham was absent from the previous squad as he was rehabilitating after shoulder surgery and has only made a single start for his club since returning from injury.
Foden was omitted from Tuchel's last England squad following a dip in performance and has been unsuccessful in returning, even with a impressive beginning to the campaign with Manchester City.
Grealish also is excluded in spite of a resurgence with Everton. He has not featured for England since last year.
Full England Selection
Keepers: Dean Henderson (Crystal Palace), Pickford (the Toffees), James Trafford (Manchester City)
Backline: Dan Burn (Newcastle), Marc Guehi (Palace), James (the Blues), Konsa (Villa), Lewis-Skelly (the Gunners), Jarell Quansah (Bayer Leverkusen), Spence (Spurs), John Stones (City)
Midfielders: Elliot Anderson (Forest), Morgan Gibbs-White (Forest), Jordan Henderson (Brentford), Ruben Loftus-Cheek (AC Milan), Rice (Arsenal), Morgan Rogers (Villa)
Attackers: Bowen (West Ham United), Eberechi Eze (the Gunners), Gordon (Newcastle United), Kane (Bayern Munich), Marcus Rashford (Barcelona), Bukayo Saka (the Gunners), Watkins (Villa)
'Focus on omissions over inclusions'
The manager’s latest England squad brings scrutiny to the players the boss has omitted rather than the players he has selected.
Jude Bellingham's exclusion may cause surprise but Tuchel understandably feels there is no rush to bring back the Madrid midfielder.
Manchester City's Foden and loanee Jack Grealish have both excelled in the early stages of the season.
The players Tuchel utilised in England's World Cup qualifier wins against Serbia and Andorra deserve the reward of continuity.
It will bring disappointment that Arsenal's Noni Madueke is not included because of a fitness issue.
The Forest player has looked right at home at England senior level.
Tuchel is a admirer of the attacker, especially, as well as Foden.
If there is one surprise, it comes in the absence of Palace’s Adam Wharton.
Bellingham, naturally, will be required in the future.
