England manager Roy Hodgson salls up Crystal Palace winger Wilfried Zaha in place of injured Theo Walcott Zaha, the Crystal Palace winger, has emerged as one of the most highly-rated young talents outside the Premier League and Roy Hodgson has rewarded his progress by ­promoting him from the under-21s for the friendly in Stockholm on Wednesday. Zaha, who played in both legs of the England Under-21s" Euro 2013 play-off against Serbia last month, was born in Ivory Coast and has been approached by head coach Sabri Lamouchi in an attempt to commit his future to the country but he is expected to play some part against Sweden. Wayne Rooney is one of five players ruled out of the game, after the Manchester United forward suffered an ankle injury during the 3-2 win at Aston Villa. Rooney was replaced with 12 minutes left after a tackle from Matthew Lowton and limped out of Villa Park in some discomfort. Arsenal's young defender, Carl Jenkinson, and Tottenham Hotspur midfielder Tom Huddlestone have also been called up after a raft of injuries to other players, including Steven Gerrard, Jonjo Shelvey, Kyle Walker and Aaron Lennon. Jenkinson has represented Finland at under-19 level and is awaiting confirmation from Fifa today before he can be registered to play for England. Huddlestone has not appeared for his country since a World Cup warm-up game against Japan two years ago. Hodgson also intended to select Spurs forward Jermain Defoe, but he is injured, and Arsenal's Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, who is unfit.