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England's undisputed number one with 82 caps, preparing for his fifth major tournament.

Crystal Palace captain and first-choice keeper, started every league match through the season.

Rejoined Manchester City from Burnley for £31m in July 2025 on a five-year deal.

Chelsea captain who signed a new contract until 2032 in March 2026.

Versatile Newcastle full-back who started the 2025 EFL Cup final win over Liverpool.

Joined Manchester City from Crystal Palace in summer 2025 for an initial £20m on a deal until 2031.

Senior centre-back leaving Manchester City this summer after a decade and 20 major trophies.

Made Aston Villa vice-captain by Unai Emery in November 2025 and started the 3-0 Europa League final win over Freiburg.

Joined Bayer Leverkusen from Liverpool in July 2025 for an initial £30m on a five-year deal.

The 34-year-old made his England debut in March 2025 after scoring in Newcastle's Carabao Cup final win over Liverpool.

Named Premier League Young Player of the Season after 34 league appearances, five goals and three assists.

Reborn at Tottenham with 43 appearances across all competitions in a difficult campaign for Spurs.

Arsenal midfielder, standout season as the Gunners won their first Premier League title in 22 years and reached the UEFA Champions League final.

Real Madrid playmaker, key to England's run to the Euro 2024 final.

Joined Brentford on a free transfer from Ajax in July 2025 and started all but one Premier League game.

Made 50 appearances across all competitions for Nottingham Forest with four goals and four assists in the league.

Frozen out at the start of the season under Ruben Amorim before starting most matches under Michael Carrick.

Scored in the 3-0 Europa League final win over Freiburg and was named the competition's Player of the Season by UEFA.

Joined Arsenal from Crystal Palace in a £67.5m deal in August 2025 after Tottenham thought they had agreed terms.

England captain and all-time top scorer. 60 goals in 53 appearances across club and country this season.

Returned from an Achilles problem to score the goal that sent Arsenal to their first Champions League final in 20 years.

Resurrected his career on a season-long loan at Barcelona under Hansi Flick, scoring 14 goals in 49 appearances.

Joined Arsenal from Chelsea in July 2025 for an initial £48m on a five-year deal.

Newcastle winger with six goals and two assists in the Premier League across an injury-affected campaign.

Finished the Premier League season with 16 goals, including six in the last five games.

Top scorer in the Saudi Pro League with more than 30 goals for Al-Ahli, finishing ahead of Cristiano Ronaldo.