Harry Kane has said that working with a new physio has reduced his risk of ankle injuries, which means that the England captain hopes to be at his best when the World Cup begins in November.
The Tottenham striker has not been suffering from the same problems which caused him to miss the majority of the first half of 2019 and left him lacking match fitness in the Champions League final against Liverpool in Madrid. This, he revealed to the media ahead of England's crucial Nations League fixture against Italy on Friday night.
Kane has revealed that is was a torn hamstring suffered against Southampton on New Year's Day 2020 which prompted him to take extra precautionary action by seeking outside help for his problems. The 29-year-old revealed that he felt more confident about staying fit when asked by reporters in Milan on Thursday.
