"He just wished us luck. After most games he messages me and we stay in touch.
We all know how much it meant for him to play for England and be captain," Kane said.
Jordan Henderson, who suffered a broken bone in his arm during post-game celebrations against Mexico, watched the session alongside Beckham as Quansah serves a two-game ban.
Tuchel's Squad Confidence
Assistant coach Anthony Barry expressed confidence in the squad's preparation and form leading into the knockout fixture.
"We believe we're close," Barry said.
Barry praised the high quality of the squad's daily training sessions, comparing them to his previous international coaching experiences.
"The reason we believe we're close, we get to watch training every day. We see some training sessions that are just on an absolute incredible level," Barry said.
The assistant coach suggested the team is ready to unleash its full potential in the upcoming matches.
"We believe that the petrol tank is full, the foot is on the gas, and now maybe we just need to take the handbrake off," Barry said.
Barry also spoke highly of Henderson's leadership and potential future in coaching, detailing how the squad protected him after his injury.
"I see everything in Jordan.
I'm so in awe of him as a player, as a person and also as maybe a future coach," Barry said.
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Barry emphasized the collective support Henderson received from the entire 26-man squad and staff members.
