Harry Kane is eager to play for the England U21 side at this summer's European Championships according to FA chairman Greg Dyke.
There has been plenty of conjecture as to whether Tottenham star Kane would represent the Young Lions in the Czech Republic after a heavy season at club level.
Kane has netted 30 goals in 46 matches in all competitions and has also represented the England senior team on two occasions, scoring on debut.
It was suggested that the 21-year old may miss the U21 Euro2015 competition but it appears as though he has now made himself available.
"I got a call from Harry Kane's agent recently just to say how much he enjoyed playing for England and how much he wants to play for the U21s this year in the tournament, in the Euros," said Dyke.
"And I think that's important. If you're a young English boy coming through the system, you should want to play for England."
Gareth Southgate's England U21 side kick off the tournament with a Group B clash against Portugal on June 18 before they meet Sweden and Italy in their other group fixtures.
