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Louis van Gaal and Roy Hodgson are reportedly expected to clash over the availability of Luke Shaw for England's Euro 2016 qualifier against Slovenia next month.

Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal and England boss Roy Hodgson are reportedly in danger of clashing this summer regarding the availability of Luke Shaw.

The Three Lions boss is believed to be keen on including the left-back in his team for their Euro 2016 qualifier against Slovenia next month.

However, due to Shaw's numerous injury woes this season, his club manager is said to be keen to rest him in order to give him the 19-year-old the best possible chance of being fit for next season.

According to the Daily Star, Van Gaal is considering asking Hodgson not to select Shaw for the Euro 2016 qualifier, as well as a friendly against the Republic of Ireland on June 7.

The England boss does have Leighton Baines and Kieron Gibbs as options should Shaw not be available.

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