Jason Steele has been included in the England squad for the four UEFA Nations League fixtures across the extended international break.
England play Spain at Wembley, are away to Czech Republic and Croatia before Thomas Tuchelâs men return to Wembley to face the Czech Republic.
A hugely respected figure within the Albion and now the Three Lions set-up, Jason impressed with his professionalism, leadership and quality on the training pitch at this summerâs World Cup.
His selection is further recognition of the standards he has maintained throughout his time at Albion.
Having established himself as a trusted and influential presence within the dressing room, the 35-year-old has continued to demonstrate the qualities that have underpinned a career spanning more than 500 senior appearances.
Only this week Fabian Hurzeler underlined how important he is before and after his impressive display in 3-2 win over Manchester United in the Carabao Cup tie at Old Trafford.
In the summer, Steele travelled as a training goalkeeper to the World Cup. The respect he holds amongst teammates was evident when he received a bronze medal following Englandâs victory in the third-place play-off when he was recognised for his contribution to the squad.
The call-up is another reward for a player whose commitment and character continue to embody everything that is valued at both club and international level.
Cozier-Duberry selected for under-21s
Amario Cozier-Duberry has been named in England's under-21 squad for the first time.
Amario Cozier-Duberry has been named in England's under-21 squad for the first time.
The 21-year-old winger, currently on loan with Championship club Middlesbrough, has been involved in England pathway squads before and will link up with England ahead of Euro 2027 qualifiers against Kazakhstan at Molineux, Slovakia at the Bet 365 Stadium and the Republic of Ireland in Cork.