Dominic Calvert-Lewin may hardly have got a sniff for Thomas Tuchel’s England this international break, but the striker has proved himself invaluable to Leeds United over the past fourteen months. His signing was seen as a little bit of a gamble, a "second chance at Elland Road" following several fallow seasons at Everton with Toffee fans describing him as an injury prone "one-season wonder". Fourteen months on, that narrative looks very different. The 29-year-old has become the focal point of Daniel Farke's attack, banking 14 Premier League goals last season and adding three more from his first five league outings this term, form good enough to put him back in the England conversation, even...