Rio Ngumoha has been named in Thomas Tuchel's England squad for the upcoming Nations League matches against Spain, Croatia, and Czechia. The 18-year-old Liverpool winger, who made his senior international debut in June at just 17 during England's pre-World Cup training camp, impressed as a substitute in a win over New Zealand in Florida. Known for his speed and confidence, Ngumoha described himself as "fearless" and said he is ready to "embrace the chaos" on the pitch, aiming to take on defenders in one-on-one and two-on-one situations while contributing with goals and assists. Tuchel has indicated a tactical shift following England's semi-final loss to Argentina, showing a willingness to play with more intensity and unpredictability rather than focusing solely on control. Ngumoha told talkSPORT that being selected by Tuchel reflects the manager's belief in his "excitement and explosiveness" on the field. The young winger is determined to prove his value in future camps and support the team's ambitions in the Nations League. Ngumoha's rapid rise has caught the attention of many. He scored a match-winning goal on his Premier League debut for Liverpool and earned a spot in England's World Cup preparations, both of which have surprised some observers. On BBC Radio 5 Live, he spoke about his belief in manifesting his goals and credited his older brother for teaching him the importance of expressing his ambitions clearly. This mindset, he says, has helped him push forward in both his club and international career.