Sale Sharks winger Denny Solomona has not given up hope of forcing his way into Eddie Jones’s England squad for next month’s autumn internationals.
Solomona and Manu Tuilagi were sent home from England's training camp over "team culture issues" in August and subsequently left out of the 33-man squad for a three-day training camp in September.
England face Argentina (November 11), Australia (November 18) and Samoa (November 25) at Twickenham next month, with each game exclusively live on Sky Sports.
And Solomona, who has already scored five tries in six Aviva Premiership games for Sale this season, would like to be involved.
"It is all up in the air," Solomona told Sky Sports News. "You never know with Eddie. He generally likes to keep everyone on their toes. If you are not doing what he says then you won't be selected.
"Everyone's aspirations are to play in that high level of rugby, especially with the autumn series coming up. You would always want to be involved in that."
Solomona was speaking at the launch of Project Rugby, a joint grassroots project between England Rugby and Premiership Rugby designed to increase participation in under-represented communities.