Jack Grealish is AXED by England for the Euros as the unlucky seven to be sent home are named – with injured Harry Maguire and James Maddison joined by four other squad rejects

Jack Grealish will not make the Euro 2024 squad with Gareth Southgate set to confirm the seven players he has cut from his original squad.

Harry Maguire, as predicted by Mail Sport this afternoon, will also miss out due to a calf injury.

The five remaining omissions are set to be confirmed as Curtis Jones, Jarrell Quansah, Jarrad Branthwaite, James Madison and James Trafford.

But Grealish has now paid the price for his disappointing campaign at Manchester City.

Doubts had surfaced over Harry Maguire’s fitness ahead of Gareth Southgate’s Euro 2024 squad announcement.

Grealish (pictured earlier today) has paid the price for his disappointing season at Man City where he made just ten Premier League starts on their way to a fourth straight title

Manchester United defender Maguire – who would have been a likely starter – misses out due to a calf injury

James Trafford and Jarrad Branthwaite are also set to be confirmed as omissions

The England centre-back hasn’t played since April and was expected to miss tomorrow’s final warm-up game versus Iceland.

And the fitness concerns surrounding Maguire are placing significant uncertainty over his inclusion in Southgate’s final 26 man squad in news that will emerge as a major blow.

There is no confirmation from the FA over Maguire’s availability for the tournament but if he isn’t selected it would be the first time Southgate has entered a major tournament without the Manchester United man.

Elsewhere, Liverpool midfielder Curtis Jones also will be among the players to miss out on the final England squad for Euro 2024.

Jones will join James Maddison who has also been told he won’t make the final cut.

The Anfield star was handed his first call up when Gareth Southgate named his provisional 33 man party for the tournament last month.

But he will miss out on travelling to Germany, as will Tottenham midfielder Maddison, who was widely viewed as one of the players at risk of missing out following a largely disappointing second half of the season.

Southgate has cut some big-name players from the squad including Grealish (left)

James Maddison posted this statement after he was left out, insisting he was devastated and that he admitted he thought there would be a space for him in Southgate’s 26-man squad

Liverpool pair Curtis Jones and Jarrel Quansah miss the cut after receiving their first England senior team call-up

It is understood Maddison was in line to play in Friday’s final warm-up fixture versus Iceland, but that will no longer be the case with Jarrod Bowen pushing to take his place in the team. Sources indicate Maddison’s decision to leave the squad on Wednesday is linked to Southgate’s decision to leave him out of the final party.

Branthwaite and Trafford are also expected to be named as omissions.