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England manager Gareth Southgate has revealed that the forward is in perfect condition to play for his team when they face Denmark on Wednesday night.
Kane was not part of the England team that beat Wales on Thursday, but managed to play the final 24 minutes by beating Belgium 2-1. Kane had a muscle problem that made José Mourinho go public before the international break, as he asked that the forward be used sparingly.
However, Southgate has shrugged off talking about a dispute between a club and a country, saying that he would never risk the fitness of any of his positions and that no one has been injured by overwork.
“I really don’t understand the story because he’s been in shape since the end of last week,” he said.
“Where that comes from is not the conversations we have been having medically with the Spurs and it is not affecting us in camp. He would have started the last game but he had not had enough training time. He is fit and available.”
“He has not had an injury. He felt delayed muscle pain, which can happen to athletes. We do not risk players. I have been a player. My priority has always been the well-being of the players.”
“We have never lost a player to an error in our training load. We pride ourselves on taking care of our players. Our problem with Harry on Sunday was whether he could perform at the highest level. Now he has a couple more days of training. He doesn’t even have to. a problem “.
If Kane has an opening, the Spurs forward is likely to replace Calvert-Lewin.
“Sunday’s result was only really good if we get a win against Denmark. To be a superior team we have to do it consistently. This team has some experience, but for Marcus [Rashford] at 23, Dominic Calvert-Lewin at 23, Declan Rice at 21, Trent [Alexander-Arnold] at 22 and Mason [Mount] At 21, it was a really brilliant experience. “
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