Gary Cahill is now an integrated member of the England squad, as the images suggest from Friday's training session at the stadium in Almaty, Kazakhstan.

The Wanderers defender linked-up with Fabio Capello's squad on Tuesday evening after he was handed a late call-up for the World Cup Group Six qualifying matches against Kazakhstan on Saturday and Andorra back at Wembley next Wednesday.



Should Cahill be involved in any of the two matches then he will become the first Bolton Wanderers player to represent England since Michael Ricketts, who played 45 minutes against Holland in 2002.

With Rio Ferdinand withdrawn from the squad injured, Cahill could feature alongside John Terry, Matthew Upson or Joleon Lescott, who are all vying for two central defensive berths.



The 23-year-old will be the 1160^th player to represent England should he play at the weekend.