England closed out the international break with three straight wins by an aggregate of 12-0 following a comfortable 3-0 win over Czechia.The Three Lions cemented their second-place spot in Group C by moving six points clear of Croatia with just two games to go.Kane made it five goals from four games in this international break on a memorable night at WembleyGettyHowever, Thomas Tuchel will know he will be judged by England’s performance at major tournaments and not the Nations League.With that in mind, many fans, including talkSPORT’s Rory Jennings, already have one eye on the 2028 UEFA European Championship.England are joint hosts of the Euros, alongside Scotland, Wales and the Republic of Ireland, with the final at Wembley in London.Euro 2028 is the one that we get over the line“I’m genuinely buzzing for this tournament,” Jennings told talkSPORT.com. “I think it’s going to be incredible. “If you think about England’s record, every time there’s a tournament in this country, we do relatively well. Euro 1996, we were very unlucky.“In 1966 we won it; when the Euros ended up being here off the back of the pandemic, we got to the final, very unlucky there as well. “So I’m thinking that this could be the one. I really thought that the World Cup was going to be that until Thomas Tuchel pressed the self-destruct button.“But this could be it. Playing at home, we’re a great team. We’ve been to finals already. We’ve been knocking on the door.“We’ve been to two consecutive Euros finals. Maybe this is the one that we get over the line.”In the end, Tuchel didn’t deliver the World Cup trophyGettyIt’s over for Jordan PickfordJordan Pickford has been warned his time as England’s No.1 for major tournaments will soon be over.The Everton goalkeeper was benched for the Three Lions’ first two Nations League games, with James Trafford chosen between the sticks to play against world champions Spain.The 93-cap international flattered to deceive upon his recall, with Adrian Durham giving him a 6/10 rating against Czechia.Upon picking his England XI for Euro 2028, Jennings said: “It’s time to say thank you for the memories, but I think it’s over for Jordan Pickford – It’s time to look for a new approach.“I think what James Trafford can do, particularly the way that he will evolve, the way that he will elevate his performances, over the next couple of years, before this tournament, I think that James Trafford will be the keeper.”Trafford (left) only had two caps before this camp but has played in the first two England matches ahead of PickfordGettyFixing Trent mistakeThe rest of Jennings’ back-line will read familiar to fans watching the World Cup, with the addition of Trent Alexander-Arnold.The Real Madrid defender was among the headline absentees from Tuchel’s squad in the USA, and until the away win over Czechia, hadn’t started a match for his country since October 2024.Alexander-Arnold, who became the ninth right-back used during Tuchel’s 24 games up until that 2-0 win, instantly served up a reminder of his ability with an assist upon his return.Jennings believes the ex-Liverpool star has now earned the trust of his England manager to fix the lack of creativity from deep areas.He continued: “Nico O’Reilly is almost in a league of his own playing at left-back. Obviously, he plays it in a very particular way, but it will be Nico O’Reilly at left-back.Gordon put England 1-0 up against Czech Republic thanks to an Alexander-Arnold assistGetty“Centre-halves are really tricky; It will definitely be Marc Guehi. Then it becomes a question of who, who alongside him. “I think it could still be Ezri Konsa, I don’t see why Ezri Konsa won’t be playing. He’s just got the big move to Arsenal. He’ll be playing Champions League football. He should become a better player.“So Guehi and Konsa should be playing there. Right-back is now very tricky, but I think we made a massive mistake not taking Trent Alexander-Arnold to the previous tournament. “I think Thomas Tuchel just got that completely wrong. We were lacking spark. We were lacking imagination. We were lacking creativity. “I think Thomas Tuchel will have learned from the mistakes, or at least I hope he’s learned from the mistakes. “We saw the assists the other night. So I think Thomas Tuchel needs to now put Trent Alexander-Arnold in there.”Prior to this camp, Alexander-Arnold had not played a game for England in over a year, and had only featured once under TuchelGetty“The midfield feels like a tap-in,” Jennings added to talkSPORT. “Declan Rice obviously starts, Elliot Anderson. “Imagine the player that Elliot Anderson is going to be over the next couple of years. And then Jude Bellingham. “By then, there’s a chance that he will have won a Ballon d’Or. So those three will be the governors there. “Bukayo Saka, I don’t think there’s any conversation around his inclusion in this side. I think Bukayo Saka has to play. “I would like to think that Cole Palmer will have found his rhythm, found his form again. “I think Tuchel needs to work out a way of getting Palmer, Bellingham, Saka playing as a three, and making that work somehow.“Maybe even with a free role for Cole Palmer. With Harry Kane, it will be Harry Kane’s final tournament, I think.”Cole Palmer was among five players to withdraw from the England squad in this international breakGettyPalmer is a player who turns up when it matters mostChelsea talisman Palmer was recalled to the England squad by Tuchel last month after missing out on the World Cup last summer.But 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.Yet Jennings argued that ‘Cole Palmer has to play.’“I think Cole Palmer, the three along the line nominally for a graphic will be Palmer, Bellingham, Saka, with Kane in front. “There can be an element of interchange. I think that Cole Palmer could almost be given a free role. I think that he could play as a number 10. Palmer scored a massive goal against Spain in the Euro 2024 final, but hasn’t been a regular sinceAFP“I think that what we know about Cole Palmer is that he turns up when it most matters. He scored for England in a Euros final.“Scored in Berlin for England. Scored against the World Champions, Spain. He just has to be in this team.“He is a player that turns up when it most matters. He’s already won Man City European silverware. Won Chelsea European silverware.“Turned up for Chelsea in the United States in the final against Paris Saint-Germain, who were European champions. “I just think that he needs to be in the side. How do you accommodate him alongside Saka… I’m not ready to drop Saka. “I think Thomas Tuchel needs to earn his money. He’s got an awful lot of money. So far, he’s failed. “I think that he needs to earn his money and work out a way of getting England’s best players. “Players like Trent Alexander-Arnold. Players like Cole Palmer in the team and playing well.“That’s a problem for him, but that’s my starting XI.”Tuchel has been told to earn his money by finding a way to get England’s most creative stars in the same XI