Chelsea FC defender Trevoh Chalobah has received a significant call-up to the England national team as he replaces the injured Tino Livramento for the FIFA World Cup 2026. This late change comes just over 24 hours before England's opening match against Croatia, highlighting Chalobah's importance to the squad. The 26-year-old has been a consistent performer for Chelsea FC, making 47 appearances during the 2025/26 season under three different head coaches, showcasing his versatility and reliability on the pitch. Chalobah's first senior cap for England came just over a year ago, and now he will have the opportunity to represent his country on the world stage once again. Alongside Reece James, Chalobah is one of two Chelsea FC players in the England squad, emphasizing the club's strong representation in international football. The England team is currently arranging Chalobah's travel to Kansas City, where they will prepare for their Group L opener against Croatia at the AT&T Stadium. This call-up is a testament to Chalobah's hard work and dedication, and while it is a setback for Xabi Alonso, who begins his managerial role at Chelsea FC on July 1, it is an exciting development for the player and the club as they look forward to the upcoming season.