Bournemouth midfielder Alex Scott is in line to earn his first senior England appearance during the upcoming World Cup preparation matches in the United States.

Scott joins Rio Ngumoha, Josh King, Jason Steele and Ethan Nwaneri as additional members of the England group for the Florida training camp.

The group awaits Arsenal players Declan Rice, Bukayo Saka, Eberechi Eze and Noni Madueke along with Crystal Palace goalkeeper Dean Henderson after their European final commitments.

Henderson is expected within the next day while the remaining four are due to arrive over the weekend.

All five supplementary players remain eligible for the friendlies against New Zealand and Costa Rica even though they were not selected in Thomas Tuchel's main World Cup squad.

The five will stay in Florida for the entire camp and will not depart when the other players report.

Scott featured in Tuchel's provisional 55-man list so he alone among the extras could still enter the final World Cup squad if injuries arise.

Given that possibility the 22-year-old has a realistic chance to make his international debut in one of the warm-up games before his summer break begins.

Scott earned his first senior call-up for the November fixtures with Serbia and Albania yet did not appear.

Tuchel omitted him from the March matches against Japan and Uruguay and also left him out of the final 26-man World Cup party.

Explaining the choice to invite the five extras Tuchel said: "I'm really happy these guys are with us, especially Alex, who was with us in the list of 55 and had a kind of disappointing phone call as well, that he didn't make the first cut. But the reaction of him was outstanding, the commitment, the wish to be in pre-camp and to just be a step closer to the team was not even a question for him. He showed me his character and his spirit so I'm delighted that he's with us because it was a close call."