Thomas Tuchel confirms Harry Kane will play for England vs. Croatia
England manager Thomas Tuchel has confirmed that Harry Kane will play in the upcoming UEFA Nations League match against Croatia despite a busy international schedule. Tuchel noted that while some players have been rested due to injury or fatigue, Kane remains fit and eager to participate.
Why it matters
The management of player workload during international breaks is a critical concern for top-tier football clubs and national teams alike.
There's no rest for the wicked… especially if you're a world-class striker for Bayern Munich and England like Harry Kane. Puns and joking matters aside, the extended international break continues. For England, they face another tricky away test in the UEFA Nations League, this time taking on Croatia in Rijeka.
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