Harry Kane set to undergo scan TOMORROW after suffering ankle injury

Harry Kane will undergo a scan on Monday but is expected to report for England duty this week following an ankle injury scare.

The England captain has arrived in England ahead of plans for him to report for international duty at St George’s Park on Tuesday despite looking in discomfort as he suffered a blow to his left ankle in Bayern Munich’s 5-2 win over Darmstadt on Saturday.

Kane was being assessed on Sunday and will undergo a scan on Monday on his left ankle amid hope the injury isn’t too serious.

Nevertheless, Kane will report for duty as normal this week, although his level of inclusion for the forthcoming friendlies versus Brazil and Belgium will depend on how the injury responds to treatment over the course of the week.

Bayern Munich sporting director Christoph Freund said: ‘He will be looked at in England. He has trusted doctors there. We are in close coordination on this. Harry won’t take any risks.’

A statement on the Bayern website read: ‘The striker has still travelled to international duty with England and will be treated by the team doctors there, in close consultation with the FC Bayern medical department.’

Bayern head coach Thomas Tuchel explained after Saturday’s win: 'He collided with the post and twisted his ankle a bit - he had his ankle iced. There's still no diagnosis, we have to wait. I hope it's nothing bad.’

England head coach Gareth Southgate will hope he can call upon his captain over the next 10 days; particularly given his squad has been decimated with injuries.

The games against Brazil and Belgium are the last two before Southgate selects his squad for Euro 2024.

Kane, the country’s all time leading scorer with 62 goals, had scored his 31st Bundesliga goal of the season in the win over Darmstadt.