The England squad is in for the next international break and Cole Palmer is not selected. Is that the right decision from Tuchel, or should he be in?

Cole Palmer has been left out of Thomas Tuchel’s latest 26-man England squad for the upcoming Nations League fixtures against Croatia and Spain. The Chelsea attacking midfielder was omitted despite registering three goals and three assists in nine appearances this season. Fulham's Josh King was selected instead, while Jobe Bellingham joined his brother Jude in the squad.
England medical staff had monitored Palmer's fitness in contact with Chelsea, but Tuchel ultimately decided against his inclusion. Manchester City midfielder Phil Foden also missed out on selection, leaving Morgan Rogers as the sole Chelsea player named in the team.
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