Phil Neville has named his England Women's World Cup squad with 11 tournament debutants making his final 23 for the summer tournament in France.
Birmingham City's Lucy Staniforth, Manchester City's Keira Walsh and Arsenal's Leah Williamson are among the younger members of the squad heading to their first World Cup.
They will be marshalled by some experience however, with Karen Carney and Jill Scott called-up to their fourth major tournament.
England begin their campaign against Scotland on June 9, in a group with Argentina and Japan, the team who knocked them out of the 2015 World Cup at the semi-final stage.
Women's Super League champions Arsenal have two players in the squad - Williamson and Beth Mead - with a strong Manchester City contingent of eight.
The squad was announced in unique fashion, with a series of individual celebrity messages on social media letting the players know they were on their way to France.
Alan Shearer, Kelly Smith, Raheem Sterling and David Beckham were among the former players to feature along with entertainment figures such as James Corden and Ellie Goulding.
Neville said: “We wanted each player to have a special moment when their name was revealed, knowing they are going to a World Cup, as I never did as a player.
"It is the biggest thing in their lives and something they’ve dreamed about.
“We have to make these players visible, we want everybody around the world to buy in to what will be the biggest Women’s World Cup of all time.”
England will finalise their World Cup preparations with friendlies against Denmark and New Zealand.