- Harry Kane worked inside as he recovers from separate groin and ankle problems.
- England will wear an all-white jersey, while Greece will play in all-blue on Thursday.
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Harry Kane is in a race against time to prove his fitness for Thursday’s clash against Greece after missing training on Tuesday.
The England captain has been cleared to remain with the team for upcoming Nations League matches despite suffering groin and ankle problems in Bayern Munich’s draw against Eintracht Frankfurt on Sunday.
But Kane missed Tuesday’s training session at St George’s Park and remained indoors to work on an individualized program.
It is understood Kane is not completely ruling out playing against Greece at Wembley on Thursday night and is recovering day by day.
But if the 31-year-old does not train with his teammates on Wednesday, Kane is likely to miss at least the start of the match against the Greeks.
Harry Kane is a doubt to face Greece after the England captain missed training on Tuesday.
Kane missed England training on Tuesday but does not rule out playing against Greece
Ollie Watkins and Dominic Solanke could be given the nod up front if Kane is unfit to play
England will wear all white against Greece, rekindling memories of their classic 2001 clash.
England face Finland on Sunday and Kane could be in a better position to play in Helsinki if he is unable to train on Wednesday.
Meanwhile, England will wear an all-white jersey on Wednesday night to rekindle memories of the unforgettable clash against Greece in 2001.
David Beckham scored with an iconic free kick in injury time to send England to Euro 2002, with the team wearing white jerseys, shorts and socks.
England usually wear a white shirt, blue shorts and white socks, but will change tactics on Thursday.
Greece will wear their classic all-blue jersey, the same kit they wore in that epic clash at Old Trafford 23 years ago.