Hint of being shortlisted? Post: Rashford and others involved in England World Cup jersey shooting

November 16th, the "Daily Mail" reported that Tuchel gave important hints on the World Cup selection issue. This week, five players were selected to show off England's new jersey in secret filming.

The Football Association of England will announce the new uniforms for next year's World Cup in March, and as long as the stars participating in this studio shooting are not injured, they are almost certain to be selected for Tuchel's World Cup squad.

The team is led by captain Harry Kane and is joined by Bellingham, Pickford, Rashford and Elliott Anderson.

Kane and goalkeeper Jordan Pickford are inevitable choices, but Bellingham's selection seems to put to rest any doubts that Tuchel might not let him travel to North America with the team.

The Real Madrid midfielder confirmed he is in good health following shoulder surgery but has yet to be named for October's international duty, sparking speculation about his future involvement.

In a radio interview in June, Tuchel called Bellingham's on-field behavior "disgusting" and revealed concerns that he "scares" teammates on the field.

But Tuchel recalled the 22-year-old player last week and made him come on as a substitute in the 2-0 victory over Serbia. He is now expected to start against Albania and Tuchel has spoken positively of him in recent days.

Elliot Anderson, meanwhile, has become England's first-choice defensive midfielder despite not making his debut until September. He and Rice look set to lock down Tuchel's starting midfield spot.

As for Rashford, Tuchel appreciates him very much, but requires the Barcelona forward to continue to show his best form in training when playing for the club and national team.

His participation in this shoot will be a confidence boost, and he will likely compete with Anthony Gordon and Eze for the starting spot on the left wing.

Pictures of England's new Nike kit, which will be launched ahead of international matches next March, leaked online last week. The images show the slogan "Joy and Glory" emblazoned on the inside of the collar, with a gold star above the Three Lions badge to commemorate the 1966 World Cup win.

Nike will use AeroFit technology for the jersey, which is designed to help England players cope with high temperatures that can exceed 30 degrees Celsius during matches in the United States, Canada and Mexico.