Good morning European fans

Manchester United ace Harry Maguire returned to England to train on the eve of the 2020 European Cup and gave a strong push before the first match of the Three Lions.

Maguire contacted the rest of the team for practice as he continued to recover from an ankle ligament injury.

The central defender missed Manchester United’s Europa League final against Villarreal, who won the penalty shoot-out because he kept knocking on the door.

However, the 28-year-old defender had already caused major injuries to Southgate before Sunday’s opener against Croatia.

At the same time, according to the plan being discussed by the Football Association and the government, Wembley may be full in the knockout stage of the 2020 European Cup.

This is based on a report by BBC Sport, which stated that negotiations to allow 40,000 fans to enter, regardless of whether the relaxation of the current restrictions is delayed or not, is underway.

This historic stadium will host all the England group matches against Croatia, Scotland and the Czech Republic, as well as two round of 16 matches, including semi-finals and finals.

Fans participating in the Three Lions group match at Wembley will be required to present a vaccination certificate or a negative test before entering the stadium.

Although Real Madrid superstar Karim Benzema suffered a blow against Bulgaria, he looks likely to participate in the 2020 European Cup.

Benzema injured his knee and left the stadium in tears, which raised concerns about his health before the European Cup in the summer.

However, French coach Didier Deschamps believes that the star striker will recover in Tuesday’s opener against Germany.

Journalist Mohamed Buhafsi supported Deschamps’ statement because he said Benzema “don’t worry” and he will resume training within 72 hours at the latest.

Bouhafsi wrote on Twitter: “KB9 don’t worry! Karim’s muscles contracted that night and the pain eased.

“Nevertheless, the #Real star has not scheduled training this Wednesday. He will resume training within a maximum of 48 to 72 hours.”

Finally, just one day before the opening of the European Cup in 2020, French stars Kylian Mbappé and Olivier Giroud seemed to be involved in a public quarrel.

It all started with the last warm-up match of the Tricolor team against Bulgaria, when Giroud came off the bench, especially Mbappe’s performance did not impress him.

The Chelsea forward said after the game: “Sometimes you ran and the ball didn’t arrive. Maybe we could have found each other better, that’s it.”

According to “Team Daily”, the former Arsenal ace’s remarks angered the Paris Saint-Germain superstar, so much so that he was prepared to issue a public response to clarify the facts.