Vardy Confirmed In England’s Euro 2016 Squad

- Vardy has scored in his last three games for the Three Lions 

- England play Portugal in an international friendly on Thursday evening at Wembley Stadium 

- Hodgson’s men begin their Euro 2016 campaign against Russia on Saturday 11 June 

Leicester City striker Jamie Vardy has been confirmed in Roy Hodgson’s 23-man England squad for Euro 2016. 

Vardy, who scored 24 Barclays Premier League goals for Leicester City to help them secure their first-ever top flight title, has found the back of the net in his last three appearances for the Three Lions, including winners against Germany and Turkey. 

Vardy was pivotal for the Foxes in their Premier League-winning season and will now hope to transfer his displays onto the international stage for England. 

After a friendly clash with Portugal at Wembley Stadium on Thursday, the Three Lions kick-off their Euro 2016 Group B campaign against Russia on Saturday 11 June, before fixtures against Wales on Thursday 16 June and Slovakia on Monday 20 June. 

The full 23-man squad is as follows: 

Goalkeepers 

Joe Hart 

Fraser Forster 

Tom Heaton 

Defenders 

Kyle Walker 

Danny Rose 

Gary Cahill 

Chris Smalling 

Nathaniel Clyne 

John Stones 

Ryan Bertrand 

Midfielders 

James Milner 

Eric Dier 

Raheem Sterling 

Adam Lallana 

Jordan Henderson 

Jack Wilshere 

Ross Barkley 

Dele Alli 

Strikers 

Harry Kane 

Wayne Rooney 

Jamie Vardy 

Daniel Sturridge 

Marcus Rashford