Cole Palmer was not Thomas Tuchel's biggest Premier League omission from England squad

Cascarino argues Dewsbury-Hall deserved England call-up more than Palmer or Foden, citing his strong Everton form this season.

Tony Cascarino has questioned Thomas Tuchel's decision to omit Everton midfielder Dewsbury-Hall from England's 25-man squad for November internationals, arguing the in-form 28-year-old was more deserving than Cole Palmer and Phil Foden.

Dewsbury-Hall, who has made 113 Premier League appearances but never represented England at any level, has impressed for Everton this season. He scored in the Toffees' 3-1 victory over Coventry on the same day the squad was announced, lifting Everton to fifth in the table.

Cascarino told talkSPORT: "Dewsbury-Hall has been sensational for Everton in the last month or two. He's been brilliant to start the season. I would say he is more entitled than at the moment Phil Foden or Cole Palmer. He's done better than them." Dewsbury-Hall, an ex-Leicester and Chelsea player, is eligible to represent Ireland through family heritage but has maintained his goal is to play for England. After the squad announcement, he told Sky Sports: "It was a disappointing morning, I'm not going to lie. It's a massive dream of mine to play for my country. All I can keep doing is putting in good performances and hopefully one day I get the nod."