Trent Alexander-Arnold forced out of England’s Euro 2020 qualifier double-header against Czech Republic and Montenegro
Liverpool right-back, 20, has had a back injury since the home game with Burnley on March 10
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TRENT ALEXANDER-ARNOLD is OUT of England's clashes with Czech Republic and Montenegro.
The Liverpool right-back, 20, has been forced to pull out of both Euro 2020 qualifiers due to a back injury he picked up in the home game with Burnley on March 10.
Gareth Southgate has Kyle Walker and Kieran Trippier in his squad for the Wembley clash against the Czech Republic and next week's trip to Montenegro.
Alexander-Arnold will now head back to Melwood for treatment by his club.
He scored in the friendly win over USA during the last international break before Walker was used for the Uefa Nations League triumph against Croatia.
The right-back's injury is the latest issue for a Liverpool player during the international break.
Defender Andy Robertson missed Scotland's trip to Kazakhstan after undergoing dental treatment for an abscess.
Xherdan Shaqiri also pulled out of Switzerland's Euro qualifiers against Georgia and Denmark with a groin injury.
Liverpool are next in action in the Premier League against Tottenham on March 31.
Jurgen Klopp also hopes to welcome back Joe Gomez and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain from long-term injuries soon.
