England manager Southgate gives update on Walker's injury after he had to leave the game against Brazil.

During a friendly match against Brazil, Manchester City's star player Kyle Walker sustained a hamstring injury that prevented an early goal for the opposing team. The extent of the injury is yet to be determined as Walker will undergo tests to assess the severity.

As the captain for the Three Lions in the absence of Harry Kane, Walker showed his dedication and quick reflexes when he rushed to stop Vinicius Jr's shot from crossing the goal line. However, in the process, he appeared to have injured his left hamstring and had to receive medical attention from the England staff. He tried to continue playing but was ultimately replaced by Ezri Konsa, who made his international debut.

Despite Walker's efforts, England fell to a 1-0 defeat with Endrick scoring the only goal of the game. This raises concerns for both the national team and his club, Man City, who are currently in a three-way battle for the Premier League title. Walker's potential absence from their upcoming game against Arsenal after the international break is a cause for worry.

After the match, England's coach Gareth Southgate spoke about Walker's injury, stating that they are not yet sure about the extent of it. He also mentioned that Walker is not someone who gets injured frequently, so they will need to assess his condition in the coming days.

The game itself was a tough one for England as they struggled against a weakened Brazil side. With 17-year-old Endrick coming off the bench to score the winner, Southgate admitted that their lack of attacking prowess without Harry Kane was a major factor in their loss. Despite this, he praised his team's overall performance and highlighted some standout individual performances.

In the end, it was a disappointing result for England, but they can take away some positives from the game. As for Walker, his injury remains a concern, and everyone will be eagerly awaiting updates on his condition. But for now, the focus shifts back to the Premier League with Man City's upcoming match against Arsenal looming.

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