Trevoh Chalobah Expected to Replace Marc Guehi in England National Team
The Chelsea star followed his sibling Nathaniel in playing for England, emerging as the twenty-first duo of siblings to play for the England side.
Trevoh Chalobah is set to link up with the England squad to replace injured Crystal Palace defender Marc Guehi.
The 26-year-old is set to join the team for England's last World Cup qualifiers against Serbia and Albania, although it has yet to be made public.
The England team have already booked their place for the upcoming competition.
Chalobah was given his initial call-up under England manager Thomas Tuchel in May and then played his first game against the Senegalese team.
In the month of September, Tuchel said Chalobah was unfortunate to be excluded from the squad for qualifying games against Andorra and Serbia, and also omitted him for the subsequent October fixtures.
Tuchel has been an important presence in Chalobah's progress, having handed him his Chelsea first appearance in 2021.
Chalobah has featured in almost every games for Chelsea this season, with the club occupying third spot in the Premier League, in the Carabao Cup quarter-finals and in the league phase of the European competition.
Guehi picked up a foot injury in Crystal Palace's Conference League victory over the Dutch side last week.
There are expected to be further inclusions to the squad. Newcastle manager Eddie Howe has confirmed that both attacker Anthony Gordon (hip) and shot-stopper Nick Pope (a concussion) will withdraw from the squad.