Harry Maguire trained with the squad again on Monday as England returned to work at St George’s Park following their Wembley win over Croatia.

Gareth Southgate’s men became the first Three Lions side to triumph in their European Championship opener as Raheem Sterling’s strike proved enough to see off their 2018 World Cup semi-final foes.

Sunday’s match-winner and the other 10 who started the 1-0 victory played out in sweltering conditions did recovery work away from the main group on Monday afternoon, having returned from London.

Dean Henderson was on the bench against Croatia but was not involved in the main session due to an ongoing minor issue, but Manchester United teammate Maguire was in the 14-man training group.

The 28-year-old was always going to be a long shot for the Group D opener after sustaining ankle ligament damage on 9 May.

Maguire has not featured for club or country since then but is making steady progress in his rehabilitation.

The centre back was among the three members of Southgate’s 26-man squad not to make the match-day squad of 23 at Wembley.

Ben Chilwell and Jadon Sancho were the other players not to make the cut, albeit those decisions were not injury related and they both trained at St George’s Park on Monday.