Harry Kane ruled out until the end of the season after scan shows Tottenham star suffered significant ligament damage on left ankle... but he could return for UEFA Nations League Harry Kane suffered significant ligament damage against Manchester City The England captain was clattered by Fabian Delph in a 50/50 challenge Tottenham will be without their star man until the end of the domestic season But Kane could return in time for England at the UEFA Nations League in June
By Sami Mokbel for MailOnline
Published: 19:12 BST, 11 April 2019 | Updated: 19:12 BST, 11 April 2019
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Harry Kane has an outside chance of recovering from his ankle injury in time to lead England at the UEFA Nations League in June.
The Tottenham striker underwent a scan on his injured left ankle on Wednesday where it was found he has suffered significant ligament damage.
He suffered the injury during a brutal 50/50 with Fabian Delph in Tuesday's Champions League win over Manchester City.
Harry Kane sustained significant ligament damage on his left ankle against Manchester City
It is understood the extent of the problem is very similar to that of the ligament injury he suffered to the same ankle in January.
