Tottenham's Michael Dawson has been called into England's World Cup squad as a standby.
Dawson joined Spurs in January 2005
The defender replaces Charlton's Luke Young, who withdrew after injuring his ankle in training.
The uncapped Dawson helped Spurs to fifth position in the Premiership and a place in next season's Uefa Cup.
"It's amazing really and caps a fantastic season for both myself and the club," the 22-year-old Dawson was quoted on Tottenham's website.
"To actually be in the squad and to see what happens as we build up to a World Cup will be a great experience and I'm looking forward to it.
"I'll thoroughly enjoy it and we'll see what happens."
It is the first time Sven-Goran Eriksson has selected the former Nottingham Forest defender, but he has been a regular at Under-21 level.
Dawson will join his new international team-mates when they meet up on Monday.
He joins his club team-mate Jermain Defoe on the standby list, while Paul Robinson, Michael Carrick, Jermaine Jenas and Aaron Lennon were named in the 23-man squad.
Dawson began his career at Forest before earning a £4m move to White Hart Lane in January 2005.
He made just five appearances for Spurs in the 2004-2005 season but has established himself as a first-team regular this campaign.
Young pulled out on Saturday after suffering a recurrence of an injury that had seen him miss Charlton Athletic's last seven games of the Premier League season.