Summary
England's soccer captain Harry Kane will not play in the friendly match against Wales due to a minor ankle injury. He got hurt during a recent game for Bayern Munich but is expected to recover in time for a World Cup qualifier against Latvia.
Key Facts
- Harry Kane, the captain of England's soccer team, is injured.
- Kane missed training after hurting his ankle in a game.
- The injury happened during Bayern Munich's match against Eintracht Frankfurt.
- Kane will not play in the friendly match against Wales.
- England hopes he will be fit to play against Latvia in a World Cup qualifying match.
- Manager Thomas Tuchel said the injury is too painful and risky for Kane to participate.
- Kane is England's record goal scorer with 74 goals.
- In Kane's absence, Jordan Henderson, John Stones, or Declan Rice will captain the team at Wembley.
