article_snippet.sent: If we think a squad should contain four strikers, who should Roy Hodgson drop to make way?
article_snippet.sent: Wayne Rooney, the captain, poised to overtake Sir Bobby Charlton as the greatest goal-scorer in England’s history?
article_snippet.sent: Danny Welbeck, the top scorer across this European Championship qualifying round, with six goals in five games?
article_snippet.sent: Harry Kane, English football’s leading goalscorer — or Daniel Sturridge, the man whose partnership with Luis Suarez almost propelled Liverpool to the title last season?
article_snippet.sent: Harry Kane (left) and Wayne Rooney (right) started in England's recent 1-1 draw with Italy .
article_snippet.sent: Make no mistake, if he was playing this well as a right back or centre half, he’d have made he debut long ago.
article_snippet.sent: Daniel Sturridge (left) and
article_snippet.sent: Danny Welbeck are also ahead of Charlie Austin in Roy Hodgson's pecking order .