Jordan Pickford has been warned his time as England’s No.1 will soon be up after James Trafford’s impressive start to the season.The Everton goalkeeper has been sat on the bench for the Three Lions’ last two Nations League, as the youngster has stood in his place – even against world champions Spain.Trafford kept a clean sheet on Tuesday to a 10-man CzechiaAFPThe 32-year-old has been the undisputed first-choice for his country since he replaced Joe Hart in 2017, and has never been truly tested throughout his tenure. Tuchel has been vocal that he saw this international break as an opportunity to start the Leeds keeper after he had an impressive start to his Premier League campaign.Additionally, the England manager has already explained that both ‘keepers will have the chance to start two games each in the four-match run.Tuchel admitted: “I felt James deserved to get the two matches, that’s why we gave him two matches. He started the Premier League season well and is getting minutes as No1 at Leeds.“Jordan [Pickford] did absolutely nothing wrong, but we wanted to use this competition to see how far actually James is.”Pickford out, Trafford in?On talkSPORT’s Inside England, they discussed that after Trafford’s first two games in the Nations League campaign, he may be England’s No1 going forwards.talkSPORT pundit and content creator Flex, said: “We’ve never seen Pickford properly challenged, there’s been guys where you say ‘let’s see how this goes’ like with Pope, then we realised.“Ramsdale was getting in at Arsenal, went on a couple of loans and didn’t work out. Dean Henderson, did well at Crystal Palace after he needed to move away from Manchester United.“He achieved historic things with Palace, but did you feel he was big or good enough to replace Jordan Pickford.“He has never been truly challenged, and then there’s this emergence of this young kid who was outstanding for the under-21s, so he’s done it at youth level for the country.The Everton stopper has remained the Three Lions’ No.1 since Tuchel took charge in January 2025Getty“Then he plays really well at Burnley and gets a huge move to Man City but then they get Donnarumma – he’s stuck in limbo.“But then he moved to Leeds. He’s starting to show there’s a lot of talent there, he is young, but he does believe in himself.“He’s got a bit of a personality, like Pickford does so he fits the bill. I definitely think there could be a changing of the guards. I think it’s a very well-timed experiment.”The 23-year-old showed his quality by making an impressive save to deny Ferran Torres in the first half, and the goals they conceded were not particularly down to the Leeds goalie.Notably, this marked the fifth occasion the Three Lions have conceded three or more goals in a fixture since 2022 – with Pickford failing to feature in any of those matches.Pickford has 91 England caps, while Trafford has fourGettyPickford has kept 46 clean sheets in his 91 appearances for England and has been a huge part of the Three Lions’ recent success at major tournaments.Meanwhile, Trafford’s form this season has helped place Leeds in fifth position in the Premier League and the youngster has kept two clean sheets in the process.However, Pickford is showing no signs of slowing down for the Toffees either and has kept five clean sheets in seven games this season.The 32-year-old has also recently won the August Save of the Month award for a record-extending fifth time following his incredible stop against Crystal Palace.