England coach Sarina Wiegman has confirmed that forward Lauren James is on track for a return to play, likely featuring as a substitute in Sunday’s friendly against Jamaica. James has been recovering from a hamstring injury since April, and Wiegman stated she’s “in a good place,” signalling positive progress and a successful rehabilitation period.
This careful management aims to ensure James is fully fit to make an impact for the defending champions in Switzerland. Her gradual reintroduction into match play is a strategic move to prevent any re-injury and maximize her performance when it truly counts in the tournament.
Wiegman also confirmed that the entire squad, including Georgia Stanway who recently recovered from a knee injury, is available to play 90 minutes against Jamaica. This healthy roster provides a strong platform for their Euros preparations and gives Wiegman ample options.
Sarina Wiegman Confirms James Return for Euros Build-up
