England players returned to training on Monday ahead of their upcoming matches at St George’s Park, where they had reported for international duty.
The Three Lions are training hard in preparation for their friendlies against Australia at Wembley and Italy in the European Championship qualifying round.
The England squad led by Gareth Southgate was joined by stars from many Premier League clubs, notably Jude Bellingham of Real Madrid, to create the Three Lions.
Prior to meeting with England officials, Bukayo Saka was involved; it was then decided that he would withdraw from the squad because of an ongoing injury.
Declan Rice, a teammate of the Gunners, joined players like Marcus Rashford of Manchester United and Kyle Walker and Jack Grealish of Manchester City.
James Maddison appears happy as he participates in outdoor drills with his England teammates.
Jack Grealish, a star for Man City, stretches out while participating in team warm-up exercises.
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Jude Bellingham was beaming as he went outside with his teammates from England.
Eddie Nketiah of Arsenal and Marc Guehi of Crystal Palace are training together in the England gym.
James Maddison of Tottenham, who led his team to the Premier League’s summit with a victory against Luton over the weekend, was beaming as he participated in team training exercises.
Grealish, who did not make it off the bench in Sunday’s loss to Arsenal, stretched off during a warm-up in an attempt to win more playing time upon his injury comeback.
After making the short trip from Madrid, where he scored twice in a victory over Osasuna over the weekend to maintain his position as La Liga’s top scorer going into the international break, Bellingham seemed right at home.
In the midst of a busy day at St George’s Park, Kieran Trippier was photographed working out at the gym with a number of other England stars. He looked tough.
Rice connected with Eddie Nketiah, his colleague at Arsenal, as the two strolled across the grass on one of the stunning pitches at the Three Lions facility.
Manchester United winger Marcus Rashford cut a determined figure in a rondo drill
Conor Gallagher is Chelsea’s only representative in the current England team
Liverpool vice-captain Trent Alexander-Arnold joins Maddison for a gym session
Declan Rice and Nketiah enjoy a conversation while they walk on the turf at St George’s Park
Newcastle defender Kieran Trippier cuts a steely faced figure in the indoor gym
England’s players are getting even more ready for their next matches against Australia and Italy.
Conor Gallagher, Chelsea’s only player in the England team, underwent strenuous stretching exercises inside the team’s headquarters.
In comparison to his reaction if Manchester United hadn’t come back from a 2-1 deficit against Brentford at Old Trafford on Saturday, Rashford appeared to be a little more relieved.
Harry Maguire, his club teammate, made his first Premier League start of the season and was also featured two days later.
Other English players expecting to play in future international matches include Marc Guehi, the center-back for Crystal Palace, and Fikayo Tomori, the defender for AC Milan.