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World Cup 2026: Jarel Quansah and Reece James miss training as right back problems mount for England - BBC Sport

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On the eve of England’s round-of-32 match at the 2026 World Cup, both Jarell Quansah and Reece James were absent from a training session. Quansah had made his World Cup debut after replacing James in the group-stage win over Panama. England manager Thomas Tuchel has expressed concern about the right-back situation.

Reports say the absences are injury-related: Reece James is dealing with a tight hamstring, while Jarell Quansah suffered an ankle twist. At least one report states Tuchel has confirmed both players will miss England’s match with DR Congo, meaning the team must name alternative options at right back for the next game. Multiple outlets covering the story describe the situation as a mounting problem for England’s defensive depth at that position.

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