Tuchel has given four players the opportunity to win their first cap, with Burn, Lewis-Skelly, Trafford and Quansah all looking to impress.
Burn, unlike the other three, has had a long wait for his maiden call-up following some consistent performances for Newcastle.
The 32-year-old began his professional career with non-league side Darlington and spent time with Fulham, Yeovil, Birmingham, Wigan and Brighton before joining the Magpies in 2022.
«[It’s an] incredible moment for Dan, and there’s no-one more deserving in my opinion,» said Newcastle manager Eddie Howe.
«He came in during our relegation battle. He’s just such an inspiring guy, but also a talented player.
«It’s one of the great football stories, one of the great comebacks, someone who had to do it the real hard way, coming through the leagues, dedicated, professional, a leader, an inspirational figure.»
Lewis-Skelly, 18, only made his senior competitive debut for Arsenal in September but has emerged as a significant player the Gunners.
He has primarily been deployed at left-back but can also operate in midfield and has made 25 appearances this season.
Trafford and Quansah have both previously been called up to England squads but are yet to make an appearance.
