Who's in, out for Gareth Southgate's new-look England lineup

The Premier League season wraps up this weekend, and fans in England are already setting their sights on the next big thing: European Championship qualifiers.

Europe's 55 national teams will fight it out for the 24 slots available in the 2024 tournament.

England manager Gareth Southgate named his 25-man roster for his team's first matches against Malta and North Macedonia. It's much a different England team than we're used to seeing.

Here are several of the biggest additions and omissions:

IN — Tyrone Mings, Aston Villa. What a season for Mings. He was stripped of the Villa captaincy and benched by Steven Gerrard in the fall only to be resurrected by new coach Unai Emery in the spring. Villa's defense is one of the strongest in the Premier League in 2023, and Mings is a big reason why. He's a physical, committed defender who excels at playing out from the goal.

OUT — Eric Dier, Tottenham Hotspur. In a season in which seemingly everything has gone wrong for the Spurs, spare a thought for poor Dier, the most unfortunate player of the lot. After several unsuccessful games in a sweeper position, Dier has been on the outs with Spurs interim manager Ryan Mason. He hasn't started for the club since April and is clearly out of favor with the England team, too.

IN — Eberechi Eze, Crystal Palace. Eze is one of three Palace players to make this England squad, a stat that few saw coming a few months ago. Palace's recent domestic renaissance is England's gain, and Eze — a cool-headed midfielder with excellent spatial awareness — could bring a fascinating new dynamic to Southgate's group.