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Your support makes all the difference.Nicklas Bendtner has been named in Denmark's 22-man squad to face England in a friendly next Wednesday.
The Arsenal striker is one of five England-based players in the Morten Olsen's squad, alongside Leicester goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel, Liverpool's Daniel Agger, Tottenham midfielder Christian Eriksen, and Fulham loanee William Kvist Jorgensen. Former Everton defender Lars Jacobsen has also been called up.
Bendtner is back to full fitness after recovering from an ankle injury which he picked up on New Year's Day, and has been an unused substitute in the Gunners last three Premier League matches. He has scored two goals in 12 Premier League appearances for the club this season.
The friendly will be the final time chance that Roy Hodgson has to access his England players before naming his World Cup squad.
Goalkeepers
Stephan Andersen (Go Ahead Eagles), Jonas Lossl (Midtjylland), Kasper Schmeichel (Leicester City)
Defenders
Daniel Agger (Liverpool), Peter Ankersen (Esbjerg), Andreas Bjelland (Twente), Lars Jacobsen (Copenhagen), Jesper Juelsgaard (Midtjylland), Simon Kjaer (Lille)
Midfielders
Thomas Delaney (Copenhagen), Christian Eriksen (Tottenham Hotspur), William Kvist Jorgensen (Fulham), Thomas Kahlenberg (Brondby), Kasper Kusk (AaB), Emil Larsen (OB), Danny Olsen (AGF), Casper Sloth (AGF), Niki Zimling (Mainz),
Forwards
Nicklas Bendtner (Arsenal), Martin Braithwaite (Toulouse), Michael Krohn-Dehli (Celta Vigo), Morten Rasmussen (Midtjylland).
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