After the temporary captain of Liverpool, 24-year-old Alexander-Arnold, hobbled off the pitch during Sunday’s encounter against Aston Villa at Anfield, he underwent medical exams on Monday morning.
Alexander-Arnold felt a hamstring strain and was taken off the field in the second half, clearly in discomfort.
Grealish, a 27-year-old winger for Manchester City, missed their 5-1 victory over Fulham on Saturday due to a minor thigh injury and has now withdrawn from England duty as well.
Although the extent of Alexander-Arnold’s injury is currently unknown, club doctors and England determined that it would be prudent for him to miss England’s forthcoming matches against Scotland and Ukraine.
Gareth Southgate had selected Alexander-Arnold as a midfielder, and it was rumored that he may play in the center of the field against Ukraine.
Grealish, a winger, missed the match against Fulham due to a “slight thigh injury,” but he shouldn’t be out for too long.
After playing their most recent Euro 2024 qualifying match against Ukraine in the Polish city of Wroclaw on Saturday, England will play a friendly against Scotland at Hampden Park on Tuesday.
Jack Grealish and Trent Alexander-Arnold will not be participating in any of England’s September games, according to a statement from the team.
 The two arrived at St. George’s Park on Monday, but have already left the Three Lions team after having their pre-camp injuries examined.
Except for Kieran Trippier, who will come on Wednesday due to a personal commitment, all other players are scheduled to arrive as expected.
