Jordan Henderson and Raheem Sterling should reach the 50 cap milestone for England this year with the pair currently on 48 and 47 respectively.
Kyle Walker with 44 will also expect to hit the half-century in 2019.
Skipper Harry Kane may only have 35 caps to date but has netted 20 times in those matches and if he reaches double figures this year will join Alan Shearer, Nat Lofthouse and Tom Finney on 30 goals for his country.
That would put the Tottenham man equal in sixth place on the all-time list and with time on his side to then haul in Michael Owen who currently sits fifth on 40 goals.
Greater use of VAR may also see Kane handed more opportunities to score from the penalty spot where his tally stands at five at present with Frank Lampard's nine currently the most spot-kicks scored by an England player.
Thanks to englandstats.com where a wealth of information is available about the Three Lions both past and present.