England coach Gareth Southgate is upbeat on Harry Maguire being ready for Euros selection.
On Saturday, Southgate was asked if there was a danger Harry Maguire would not be able to play any part in Euro 2020.
The Manchester United defender has yet to train since suffering ankle ligament damage last month.
"With any injury, it's impossible to predict 100%. Our medical team are pleased with his progress, and particularly over the last couple of days," said Southgate.
"We know there is always that risk, but all of the guidance is that he should be available, and it's a case of when he can slot back into training with the group and how quickly we can progress him.
"But of course there is always that risk with any injury that you only have to have one minor setback, and two or three days here and there really affects those timelines.
"So I'm very realistic about that. We've picked a squad on the basis that if we didn't have him, we've got the players to come in, and if he's able to be fit and available, then that's a bonus for us."
