Brighton and Hove Albion captain Lewis Dunk is following an individual programme as the remaining England squad train in preparation for the friendly against Iceland at Wembley tomorrow (Friday 7 June).
The fixture will be their final match before Euro 2024 starts in Munich a week tomorrow.
With doubts over the fitness of Manchester United pair Harry McGuire and Luke Shaw – and appearing to be slightly ahead in the pecking order than Everton’s Jarrod Branthwaite – it is not apparent if Dunk is training alone for medial or tactical reasons.
The final 26-man squad is due to be announced by Saturday 8 June.
If selected, Dunk will be the first ever Albion player to play in the European Championships for England since their inauguration in the 1960s.
And he would be the first Seagulls player to feature in a major international tournament for England for 42 years since Steve Foster donned his headband for the 1-0 win against Kuwait in the World Cup in Spain in 1982.
