The report says Lyne drops out after a strong recent run at youth level with Manchester United, where he reportedly scored regularly during a successful summer tournament. That points to a clear loss for England: penalty-box instinct, sharp movement and a player arriving with visible momentum.
In comes Dore, who is described in the update as a direct, creative wide player. That changes the likely emphasis.
At this age group, these camps are often about profiles as much as results. The report makes that point clearly, and the selection switch fits it. Ryan now looks to have another natural wide option for two games at the same venue in the space of three days.
That could mean:
The update also says Lyne has represented the Republic of Ireland at youth level and has also been named for upcoming friendlies there. That leaves his short-term international path open, while England continue to assess alternatives in the same age band.
For England, the immediate story is tactical, not dramatic. Dore’s inclusion appears to give Ryan a different attacking tool before the first game on 25 August, and the second meeting on 27 August should offer another useful look at how this group is developing.