Jack Grealish in line to start for England just weeks after being left out of Euros squad

England boss Gareth Southgate set to recall Aston Villa captain

Jack Grealish is in line to make his first England start since September 2020 when the Three Lions face Andorra on Sunday.

The Aston Villa captain was a surprise omission from Southgate's squad for the European Championship, but he has been recalled for the upcoming World Cup qualifiers.

Grealish has been in impressive form for Villa this season, scoring two goals and providing three assists in seven Premier League appearances.

Southgate impressed by Grealish's form

Southgate has been impressed by Grealish's form and believes he is now ready to make a significant contribution to the England team.

"Jack is a player who I have always admired," Southgate said. "He has a lot of quality and he is a match-winner."

"He has been in excellent form for Aston Villa this season and I believe he is now ready to make a big impact for England."

Grealish is likely to start on the left wing for England against Andorra, with Raheem Sterling expected to start on the right.

Harry Kane is likely to lead the line for England, with Mason Mount and Phil Foden also in contention to start.

England looking to maintain perfect start

England have won their first two World Cup qualifiers, beating Hungary 4-0 and Andorra 5-0.

Southgate's side will be looking to maintain their perfect start when they face Andorra on Sunday.

Andorra are ranked 156th in the world and are expected to provide little resistance to England.