Two Chelsea players have been included by Gareth Southgate in the latest England squad.
Mason Mount has been named in the squad alongside Chelsea team-mate Ross Barkley, with the 20-year-old called up to the senior England team for the second time, having also been included last October while he was on loan at Derby County.
He was an unused substitute in England's UEFA Nations League games against Croatia and Spain, while he also trained with Gareth Southgate's side in the build-up to the 2018 World Cup.
But now, having impressed so far this season for Chelsea under head coach Frank Lampard, he has been included in the latest England squad for the upcoming games against Bulgaria and Kosovo, and will be hoping to make his senior debut.
He faces tough competition in the squad, including from team-mate Barkley, while Leicester City's James Maddison is also in the Three Lions squad, alongside fellow midfielders Declan Rice, Harry Winks, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Jesse Lingard and Jordan Henderson.
And Chelsea fans are delighted to see Mount rewarded for his form so far with the Blues, having scored in the last two games.
However, there was no place in the squad for Mount's Chelsea team-mate Tammy Abraham, despite his brace for the Blues against Norwich City on Saturday.
Instead, Southgate has included Harry Kane, Marcus Rashford, Jadon Sancho, Raheem Sterling and Callum Wilson.
But some Chelsea fans are sure that it won't be long until Abraham joins his club team-mates in the senior squad, as can be seen below.
