Jordan Henderson has not been ruled out of playing with the England national team again during the 2026 World Cup, despite undergoing surgery on his broken arm.
Henderson was injured after falling while jumping over the advertising board next to the pitch, during the celebration of the victory over Mexico in the round of 16.
The Brentford midfielder underwent surgery due to that injury, with media reports indicating that his journey in the tournament had ended.
But according to what was reported by the British "BBC" network, it is still possible to include Henderson in England's squads for the remaining matches, and the possibility of playing in the team will be explored.
The report also indicated at the same time that this "remains a weak possibility", but denies the end of the player's journey in the tournament.
The England national team is preparing for a strong confrontation against its Norwegian counterpart in the quarter-final round, to be held in the early hours of next Sunday morning.
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