Chelsea whiz Callum Hudson-Odoi admits he was shocked to be called up to the England squad today.

The 18-year-old Chelsea winger has been drafted into Gareth Southgate's squad after Manchester United's Luke Shaw became the fourth player to withdraw through injury.

Hudson-Odoi, part of England's Under-17 World Cup triumph in 2017, has been brought up from the Under-21 squad for the upcoming Euro 2020 double-header against the Czech Republic and Montenegro.

While Hudson-Odoi expressed his delight at the news, he thought that Aidy Boothroyd - the England U21s manager who gave him the news - was trying to kid him.

"It's been a crazy day but getting my first (senior) international call-up is an amazing feeling," he said. "Today has been a very long day for me because I had to travel to Bristol first for the U21s and then getting told that I have to come over here to St. George's Park, it's been a crazy experience but I'm delighted to get the call and it's a nice feeling to be here as well.

"I thought the manager (Aidy Boothroyd) was joking! I was shocked and then when I heard that I actually had to go over, I couldn't believe it. I was delighted.

"It's a dream come true. Now I've got to work hard, enjoy every moment and keep working to just hopefully make an impact when I get the opportunity.

"Everybody here is very humble and they're very nice. They make sure you're comfortable, no one has an ego here so hopefully I get to know more of the boys here."