Liverpool defender Jarell Quansah has been named in England’s provisional squad for the 2024 Euros by manager Gareth Southgate. The 21-year-old, eligible to play for Ghana, England, Scotland, and Barbados, has chosen to represent England after accepting the call-up.

This marks Quansah’s first inclusion in the Three Lions squad following an impressive debut season with Liverpool in the English Premier League. He spent the previous season on loan at Bristol Rovers. In 17 league appearances, Quansah scored two goals and contributed to Liverpool’s Carabao Cup victory.

Quansah is one of the surprising additions to the 30-man provisional squad, which will be reduced to 26 players for the championship starting on June 14 in Germany. Liverpool teammate Curtis Jones, Adam Wharton of Crystal Palace, and Chelsea center-back Levi Colwill also received invitations.

Notable omissions from Southgate’s provisional squad include Marcus Rashford, Jordan Henderson, and Jadon Sancho.