No injury problems for England and Saka no longer in pain, Tuchel says

England coach Thomas Tuchel has reported a clean bill of health for his squad ahead of their second World Cup fixture against Ghana. Tuchel confirmed that all players are available for selection, alleviating any concerns about potential injuries.

Notably, midfielder Bukayo Saka has overcome an Achilles tendon problem. Tuchel stated that Saka is "getting better and better" and is moving more freely, experiencing no further pain. This recovery is a significant boost for the England team, as Saka is a key player.

Saka's availability was further solidified by his full participation in the team's last two training sessions, where he performed at a high level. "He was able to do both our training sessions the last two days on the highest level, so he's ready to go," Tuchel told reporters on Monday.

Saka, a regular starter for England, came on as a substitute in their opening World Cup game, a 4-2 victory over Croatia. His return to full fitness means he is an option for Tuchel, whether starting or coming off the bench, for the crucial match against Ghana.

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Everyone is available, everyone was in training. Bukayo is getting better and better. He's more and more free in his movements. He feels no more pain. He was able to do both our training sessions the last two days on the highest level, so he's ready to go without telling you if he will start on the bench.