England will discover their group stage opponents for next summer’s FIFA World Cup finals when the draw is made in Washington DC on Friday.
The Three Lions produced a record-breaking qualifying campaign to secure their spot in the tournament as Thomas Tuchel’s men won all eight games, scoring 22 goals and not conceding once during that time.
All eyes will now be on the players that will represent England at next summer’s finals in North America and undertake the latest attempt to secure a first senior World Cup final win since 1966.
Leeds United were represented in the squad that lifted the Jules Rimet Trophy with a historic 4-2 win against West Germany in the final - and their hopes of seeing a current player wearing the Three Lions on their chest next summer probably rest solely on Dominic Calvert-Lewin.
With Harry Kane established as first-choice striker, there has been a lot of talk of who will provide backup for the Bayern Munich frontman. Remaining fit and continuing the sort of form that saw him bully Chelsea in a Premier League win on Wednesday night could put Calvert-Lewin in contention - but which former Whites stars would he follow in representing England at a World Cup finals as a current Leeds player?
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1. Which Leeds United players have represented England at the World Cup finals?
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2. Jack Charlton (1966 and 1970)
We will start with one of the very best! Jack Charlton, a top class defender, and someone pivotal in England's historic 1966 World Cup win on home soil. Charlton was also part of the squad that took part in the 1970 finals in Mexico. | Getty Images
3. Norman Hunter (1966 and 1970)
Charlton was not the only Whites star in the 1966 and 1970 World Cup squad as he was joined by Leeds team-mate Norman Hunter. He did not get any game-time as the Three Lions lifted the Jules Rimet Trophy on home soil and only featured as a substitute as Sir Alf Ramsey's side exited the competition four years later with a defeat against West Germany. | Getty Images
4. Terry Cooper (1970)
The Whites full-back was named in the Three Lions squad for the 1970 finals and established himself as first choice left-back before England's defence of the trophy was brought to an end by West Germany. | Getty Images
5. Alan Clarke (1970)
The Whites legend was uncapped when he was named in the England squad for the 1970 finals and scored the only goal of the game in first round win against Czechoslovakia. Photo: Victor Drees
6. Danny Mills (2002)
The Whites right-back took advantage of an injury to Gary Neville to make a number of appearances in the 2002 World Cup finals in Japan and South Korea. | AFP via Getty Images