- Luke Shaw’s last Premier League outing came in a 2-1 win over Luton in February
- The 28-year-old’s injury-hit campaign has seen him make only 15 appearances
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Luke Shaw is a doubt for England’s Euro 2024 squad after Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag revealed the left back is still struggling with a muscle problem.
Gareth Southgate names his provisional squad for the tournament on Tuesday, with major question marks over Shaw — who has not featured for United since picking up a thigh injury in the February win over Luton — and concerns too about Harry Maguire.
Ten Hag said of the pair’s chances of being fit for the FA Cup final against Manchester City a week on Saturday: ‘Harry Maguire has a fair chance that he will be available.
‘Luke is more complicated in this moment. Let’s say it’s less of a chance he will make it, a very small chance. For England, I can’t say. He had a setback, now we have to find out how far it is.’
Ben Chilwell played at left back in England’s last match, the 2-2 home draw with Belgium in late March, but the Chelsea man has also had an injury-hit year, playing only 13 times in the league and absent for the last month with a knee problem.
Man United boss Erik ten Hag has revealed that Luke Shaw is struggling with a muscle problem
England boss Gareth Southgate is set to name his provisional squad for Euro 2024 on Tuesday
Ten Hag has had to make do without his first-choice left back for the majority of the season
Manchester City’s Rico Lewis has also featured at left back for the Three Lions this season and is a Euros back-up option.
Asked about Shaw, 28, in March, Southgate said: ‘He’s going to be right on the edge of the season. We know now for him to play seven matches in a Euros is highly unlikely.’
