England manager Roy Hodgson calls up Leon Osman and Jack Wilshere to squad for Sweden friendly Jermain Defoe, Andy Carroll and Michael Carrick have not been included but they remain part of Hodgson's plans with the former West Brom manager simply choosing to look at other options. Ashley Young returns from injury at the expense of Sunderland's out-of-form winger Adam Johnson while Arsenal full-back Carl Jenkinson has missed out despite committing his future to England and training with the squad prior to the World Cup qualifier against Poland. The squad will meet up on Sunday and train in Manchester ahead of travelling to Stockholm for the game, which is the official opening of the new Friends Arena in the Swedish capital. Wilshere made his first senior appearance for club or country since June 2011 when he started against QPR on Oct 27. His return is a welcome one for Hodgson, with the 20 year-old set to be a key performer for England for years to come in midfield if he stays fit. Sterling has impressed for Liverpool this season and the 17 year-old was a late call-up for the World Cup qualifier with Ukraine at Wembley in September, but failed to make it off the bench even though England struggled for openings before finally claiming a draw. Osman's first call-up comes at the age of 31, having played a key part in Everton's encouraging start to the Premier League season. England squad for the friendly against Sweden on Nov 14: Squad: Hart (Manchester City), Ruddy (Norwich), Forster (Celtic); Baines (Everton), Bertrand (Chelsea), Cahill (Chelsea), Caulker (Tottenham), Jagielka (Everton), Johnson (Liverpool), Shawcross (Stoke), Walker (Tottenham); Cleverley (Manchester United), Gerrard (Liverpool, capt), Lennon (Tottenham), Osman (Everton), Shelvey (Liverpool), Sterling (Liverpool), Walcott (Arsenal), Wilshere (Arsenal), Young (Manchester United); Rooney (Manchester United), Sturridge (Chelsea), Welbeck (Manchester United).