Danny Welbeck's resurgence at Brighton & Hove Albion has sparked debate over whether the 34-year-old England striker deserves a recall to the national team. With six goals in his last seven league games, Welbeck is currently the Premier League's top scorer and arguably the most prolific English player since Harry Kane.
Seven years have passed since Welbeck's last cap for England, but Tuchel's reputation for selecting players based on form has led many to wonder if the striker deserves another chance. While Welbeck has maintained his coy demeanor about a potential recall, some fans believe he is due for inclusion in the squad.
Former Premier League defender Nedum Onuoha praises Welbeck's efficiency as a striker and believes he would be an excellent fit for Tuchel's style of play. "He knows he's going to be part of that conversation," Onuoha says, highlighting Welbeck's impressive form and potential role in England's World Cup campaign.
However, not all fans are convinced about Welbeck's suitability for the national team. Some have called for younger players to come through the ranks, while others question whether Welbeck's age is still a factor that would impact his performances at the international level.
As the World Cup qualification process heats up, Welbeck will be watching from the sidelines unless Tuchel decides to take a chance on him. With injuries and inconsistency being major factors in his previous England appearances, Welbeck must now prove that he can adapt to the demands of international football.
Whether or not Welbeck earns himself a spot in the England squad remains to be seen. For now, fans will have to wait and see how Tuchel's team selection plays out, but one thing is certain – Danny Welbeck is back in form and deserving of serious consideration for his national team.
Seven years have passed since Welbeck's last cap for England, but Tuchel's reputation for selecting players based on form has led many to wonder if the striker deserves another chance. While Welbeck has maintained his coy demeanor about a potential recall, some fans believe he is due for inclusion in the squad.
Former Premier League defender Nedum Onuoha praises Welbeck's efficiency as a striker and believes he would be an excellent fit for Tuchel's style of play. "He knows he's going to be part of that conversation," Onuoha says, highlighting Welbeck's impressive form and potential role in England's World Cup campaign.
However, not all fans are convinced about Welbeck's suitability for the national team. Some have called for younger players to come through the ranks, while others question whether Welbeck's age is still a factor that would impact his performances at the international level.
As the World Cup qualification process heats up, Welbeck will be watching from the sidelines unless Tuchel decides to take a chance on him. With injuries and inconsistency being major factors in his previous England appearances, Welbeck must now prove that he can adapt to the demands of international football.
Whether or not Welbeck earns himself a spot in the England squad remains to be seen. For now, fans will have to wait and see how Tuchel's team selection plays out, but one thing is certain – Danny Welbeck is back in form and deserving of serious consideration for his national team.
i mean, six goals in 7 games? that's some next level stuff! shouldnt we just give him a chance before countin on the youngsters? 
. Tuchel's team selection can't just focus on youth and inexperience – sometimes giving a player like Welbeck another shot can pay off 
. Let's see how it all plays out!
. Tuchel's team selection is key here – if he thinks Welbeck can make an impact, that's all we need to see 
...I'm curious to know what his thoughts are on coming back into the mix, but from where I'm sitting, it seems like a no-brainer 
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But, can we really put a price tag on experience? Seven years out of the game and still producing quality performances? That's some impressive longevity right there.
. There was something about the click of the shutter and the feeling of holding onto the lens that made me feel really connected to whatever scene I was capturing. Anyway, back to Welbeck... 34 is ancient in football years! 
. Should've given him a chance 7 years ago instead of writing him off 
. Don't wanna hold the team back with potential just 'cause of a number on his birth certificate 
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I'm loving this resurgence from Welbeck! 6 goals in 7 games is insane! 
Onuoha's got a good point too, Welbeck would be a great fit for their style of play. 
My only concern is that age does matter in international football now, but if he can stay healthy and keep scoring, I think he should definitely be in the running for a spot. 
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. So, if he can stay fit and consistent, he should definitely get another chance to shine 
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The thing is, players like Kane are basically guaranteed spots, so it'd be nice to see a bit of competition for the striker spot. Plus, let's be real, who doesn't love an underdog story? 
I think it's about time Welbeck gets another shot at the England squad! 34 isn't old, especially with a striker who's still scoring goals like he used to. Kane might be the golden boy now, but Welbeck has been flying under the radar and that's what makes this resurgence so exciting 
Tuchel's reputation for picking based on form is cool and all, but isn't that just hindsight? Shouldn't we be looking at more than just his current numbers? 
Also, what about the rest of the squad? Are there other strikers who are performing similarly or better? Let's not forget about Phil Foden or Bukayo Saka... 
. I mean, Kane isn't getting any younger either... might as well try out the old pro 
. I'm curious to see what Tuchel has in store for him 
I mean, six goals in seven games? That's like, wow! And you know what's even more awesome? The fact that he's not being too full of himself about it either. 
So yeah, I'm totally on Team Danny Welbeck all the way! 
, and he's still putting up huge numbers. His efficiency as a striker is undeniable, and if he can stay injury-free, I'd love to see him get another shot at the England team. Plus, it's about time we saw some veteran presence in the squad 
Six goals in seven games? That's insane! And the thing is, he's still only 34... who cares, right?