England left back Luke Shaw trained away from his team-mates on Friday morning, as doubts continue to grow over whether will be able to play a part at Euro 2024.

Shaw has not played a competitive match since mid-February but was named in England’s 26-man squad for the Euros earlier this month, with Gareth Southgate initially hoping he would be available to feature in the second group game against Denmark.

However, the 28-year-old did not even make the bench in Frankfurt on Thursday night after training on his own prior to the match, and he continued his individual training programme on Friday.

The 10 players that did not feature in England’s draw with Denmark on Thursday were out on the training pitch, but Shaw was nowhere to be seen as he worked alone indoors.

Those that did play against Denmark are having a recovery day, but Southgate’s attention has already turned to England’s final group game with Slovenia on Tuesday as he looks to try and get the best out of his players after two disappointing performances so far.

He looks set to make changes to his team following a dire display against the Danes that saw England drop deep for long periods after taking an early lead.

They were somewhat fortunate to hang on for a point, and remain in pole position to top Group C.

But Southgate must now find solutions to his team’s problems, with the likes of Cole Palmer, Anthony Gordon and Kobbie Mainoo all pushing for starts.

Meanwhile, Trent Alexander-Arnold and Phil Foden may be sweating on their places after underwhelming showings in Germany.

In Shaw’s absence, England have struggled to pose a threat to their opponents down the left flank, with Kieran Trippier being asked to fill in until the United defender returns.

Yet Shaw’s comeback doesn’t appear to be getting any closer, and time is running out for him to prove his fitness.

He picked up a season-ending injury against Luton in February, and has since admitted he should not have played in the game after feeling muscular discomfort the previous week.

Southgate opted to take a risk by picking Shaw in his squad despite his lack of game time in 2024, and the full back was pictured in training with his team-mates last week ahead of England’s opening game against Serbia.

He was named on the bench for that match, offering hope that a return was on the cards.

But he is still not joining in main training sessions, which is a major concern as England look to book their place in the knockout stages.