Phil Foden and Cole Palmer are nowhere near starting for England at the moment.That is the opinion of talkSPORT’s Tony Cascarino, who believes the Three Lions’ current front four will be really difficult to dislodge.One of Saka, Kane, Gordon or Bellingham was involved in every one of England’s seven goals against CroatiaGettyThomas Tuchel‘s preferred attack on paper all started on Saturday night as England hammered Croatia 7-0 in the Nations League.Harry Kane and Bukayo Saka both netted twice, with Jude Bellingham and Anthony Gordon also getting on the scoresheet.Three of that trio also registered assists for other goals, with at least one of the quartet involved in a direct goal contribution for everyone of England’s seven in Rijeka.And talkSPORT’s Cascarino argued that those who are not in the picture at the moment have a mammoth task to break back in.Foden and Palmer handed England warningChelsea talisman Palmer was recalled by Thomas Tuchel last month after missing out on the World Cup last summer.However, the 24-year-old was one of five withdrawals alongside Declan Rice, Kobbie Mainoo, Marcus Rashford and Tino Livramento.Palmer’s absence drew the most headlines, having missed three England camps, and withdrew from another two since Tuchel took charge of the national team at the start of 2025.Foden, meanwhile, has been in and out of Tuchel’s England squads – with the German admitting he was unsure of his best position.Asked about the duo’s current international prospects, Cascarino told Weekend Breakfast: “Well, they wouldn’t be near starting at the moment. Palmer’s England commitment has been called into questionGettyFoden has also been below par compared to his past success at CityGetty“They might make squads if they play really, really well,” Cascarino continued. “I can’t see that at the moment.“There’s always injuries. There’s always players that can be or a little bit out of form. “But I look at that four and I think it’s gonna be really difficult to dislodge them.”‘England are the second-best team in the world’England put in their best performance under Tuchel in Croatia as they recorded back-to-back wins after losing their first game of the international break to Spain.Kane became just the fourth England player ever to find the net in six straight away games for his country.Kane is just one game away from equalling Peter Shilton’s record appearances [125] for EnglandGettyHe was one of two England stars handed perfect 10/10 ratings by Adrian Durham as the Three Lions moved up to second behind the World Cup winners in Group C.On the result as a whole, Cascarino argued: “England were really, really good. It’s a bit of a one-off result. “Don’t expect England to go and beat up everybody.“For me, England are the second-best team in the world at the moment behind Spain; I think England are the second-best team.”