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Saka Skips England Training to Follow Individual Programme Ahead of Ghana Clash
Bukayo Saka’s Achilles issue leaves England managing his workload, and Thomas Tuchel says the winger may not be ready to start against Ghana.
- On Saturday, England winger Bukayo Saka missed training to follow an individualized program ahead of the team's World Cup match against Ghana.
- England coach Thomas Tuchel is carefully managing the 24-year-old's workload due to a nagging Achilles injury that has limited Saka's participation since the tournament began.
- Saturday's training session at Swope Soccer Village featured guests from the Kansas City Royals and Louis Cardinals, while Trevoh Chalobah joined full training after replacing injured teammate Tino Livramento.
- Though currently a doubt for Tuesday's match in Foxborough, Tuchel remains hopeful the Arsenal winger will be fit to complete 90 minutes against Panama.
- England tops Group after their 4-2 win over Croatia and can secure advancement by defeating Ghana before their final group-stage fixture against Panama.
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Saka skips England training to follow individual programme ahead of Ghana clash
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Saka has been dealing with the issue since March and England coach Thomas Tuchel has repeatedly emphasised the importance of carefully managing the 24-year-old's workload throughout the tournament.
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England winger Bukayo Saka missed training on Friday ahead of his side’s World Cup game against Ghana, with the Football Association saying he was following his own programme as he continues to manage an Achilles injury.
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