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Harry Kane and Jordan Henderson are doubts for England’s glamour friendly against Brazil after missing group training on the eve of the game.
Gareth Southgate’s men step up their preparations for this summer’s shot at Euro 2024 glory with Wembley friendlies against the Selecao and Belgium.
England skipper Kane and vice-captain Henderson’s availability to face Brazil on Saturday evening is in doubt after the pair trained away from the main group at St George’s Park on Friday morning.
23 #ThreeLions players are out at training this morning, with @HKane and @JHenderson continuing to work indoors. pic.twitter.com/xlFZ5toGep
— England (@England) March 22, 2024
The pair again worked inside on individualised training programmes, with Kane dealing with an ankle injury suffered in Bayern Munich’s 5-2 Bundesliga win over Darmstadt last Sunday.
Southgate worked with a 23-man England squad ahead of travelling down to London following Bukayo Saka’s withdrawal from the squad.
The Arsenal forward reported to St George’s Park with an injury and returned to his club on Thursday having been unable to participate in training.
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