Hutchinson Out of England U21s - Ipswich Town News

Blues forward Omari Hutchinson has returned to Town from the England U21s squad for medical assessment.

The 20-year-old, who has previously won full caps with Jamaica, was named in the England U21s squad for the first time alongside teammate Liam Delap, who has won five U21s caps, scoring one goal.

However, the FA has revealed the former Chelsea man and a number of other players have now returned to their clubs.

"Harvey Elliott (Liverpool), Omari Hutchinson (Ipswich Town), Jaden Philogene (Aston Villa) and Sam Tickle (Wigan Athletic) initially reported to St George’s Park earlier this week but have now returned to their clubs for further medical assessment,” a statement reads.

The England youngsters take on Northern Ireland in an U21s European Championshp qualifier in Ballymena on Friday, then face Austria in a friendly at Kenilworth Road next Monday.

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