Luke Shaw is BACK as all 26 members of Gareth Southgate's England squad train together on the eve of their Euro 2024 Group C clash with Slovenia

Manchester United left back Luke Shaw took part in an England team training session on Monday.

This was the first time that Shaw had trained with his international team-mates this summer, after he reported to Euro 2024 with a hamstring injury.

That injury had kept Shaw out of action for his club side since February and Gareth Southgate‘s decision to call him up after four months without match action took many people by surprise.

Shaw had previously been working out alone since arriving in Germany but all 26 members of Southgate’s squad trained together on the eve of their Group C showdown against Slovenia.

Twenty-eight-year-old Shaw – who has 31 senior international caps to his name – is the only specialist left back in England’s squad. Newcastle right back Kieran Trippier started in the No 3 role in the recent games against Serbia and Denmark.

Luke Shaw (right) took part in an England team training session on Monday morning

Manchester United left back Shaw has not had any competitive match action since February

Monday’s session in Blankenhain was attended by England’s full squad of 26 players, including Harry Kane (left), Kieran Trippier (centre) and Anthony Gordon (right)

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Shaw was closely monitored by Southgate during Monday’s session, particularly during a ‘rondo’ drill.

The former Southampton star looked sharp on the ball and then displayed his impressive pace and agility during his turn in the middle.

It is unlikely that Shaw will start against Slovenia. However, a brief cameo off the bench is a possibility.

If England finish top of Group C then they will next be in action on June 30.

The winners of Group C will take on the runners-up from Group F in Gelsenkirchen.

Portugal look set to win Group F, with Turkey or the Czech Republic likely to finish second, although Georgia could technically still claim second spot.