Leading surgeon reveals that Kane may miss Euro 2020
A leading Orthopaedic surgeon has revealed that England captain Harry Kane is unlikely to recover in time for Euro 2020. Kane underwent surgery on Saturday to repair a ruptured tendon in his left hamstring and the club expect him to resume training in April.
However, doubts were cast over his availability for England in the Euros when Spurs boss Jose Mourinho hinted that Kane may not be fit until next season. Meanwhile, Dr Chris Wilson, one of Britain's prominent doctors in the procedure thiunks this could be the case as the striker may need six months to recover fully.
“I would expect it to be six months before he could return to action,” Dr. Wilson, who has carried out the same operation 75 times, said.
“There is a big range of opinion because it is such an uncommon procedure and so...