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England got a boost on Friday when midfielder Declan Rice came back to practice. He had been dealing with a small issue, but now he’s training with the squad again. This is good news for the team as they get ready for their next game.

Reece James Still Sidelined

Defender Reece James is still not training with the rest of the team. He missed another session, so it’s uncertain if he’ll be able to play against Panama. James has been struggling with an injury that keeps him off the field.

Key facts about Reece James:

  • He has not taken part in full training.
  • His spot in the Panama match is in question.
  • England may need to change their plans if he’s not fit.

How England Might Adjust

Without Reece James, the coaching staff will have to look at other defenders to fill in. Players like Kieran Trippier or Trent Alexander-Arnold could step up. The team will likely test different options during practice to see what works best.

Why the Panama Match Matters

This game is part of England’s preparation for the 2026 World Cup. It’s a chance to try out lineups and build team chemistry. Getting Declan Rice back in training is a big help, but the team needs everyone fit and ready to go.

Looking Ahead to World Cup 2026

Every training session and match counts as England builds toward the World Cup. Rice’s return is a positive step, but James’s injury is still a worry. Fans hope both players will be in top shape when the tournament begins.

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