The summer holidays are over and it is back to business with the Premier League season now just around the corner.
England's Euro 2020 heroes have had three weeks to digest and come to terms with what happened at Wembley and must now turn their attentions to the upcoming season.
It was back to the grind on Monday for a number of the Three Lions' international stars as they returned to their clubs for pre-season training after a welcome break.
Jack Grealish returned from his holidays on Monday and trained with Aston Villa amid uncertainty around his future
A large portion of those players who came so close to delivering Euro 2020 glory go back to their clubs with their futures up in the air and plenty of issues to sort.
None more so than Harry Kane, who failed to report for his first day back at Tottenham in a clear message of intent to force through a move away.
Here, Sportsmail look at the key England stars who have a manic few weeks ahead of them before the season gets underway.
Harry KaneIt's been the transfer saga of the summer and a resolution does not appear to be anywhere in sight.
Harry Kane wants to go but Danie Levy is digging his heels in. Kane has responded to Levy's reluctance to let him leave by refusing to show up to training and so we have a stand-off.
The 28-year-old is desperate to fulfil his ambitions of winning trophies and that would've only been cemented this summer after England came so close to lifting the Euros.
Manchester City are the only realistic suitors for Kane with Tottenham valuing the striker around the £150million mark but they are currently prioritising a deal for Jack Grealish.
Kane has clearly become frustrated at the lack of movement and is now trying to force his exit through. But Levy won't be held to ransom and may yet have showdown talks with his wantaway striker.
Harry Kane is locked in a battle with Daniel Levy (R) as he looks to force through a move away
Looking at how messy Kane's situation has got, Grealish will be relieved to have the ball in his court.
Manchester City have now put in a £100m bid to release him from his Aston Villa contract but Grealish is yet to agree terms with them.
Villa are ready to table a £200,000-a-week new deal in a bid to tempt Grealish to stay at his boyhood club.
The midfielder arrived back in the UK via a private jet on Monday after holidaying in the Croatian city of Dubrovnik and was spotted training with the club later on in the afternoon despite links to an exit.
City's interest in him has been no secret so Grealish has had time to consider his future, which could be decided by the end of this week. Given Villa are already on the verge of signing Leon Bailey for £30m and in talks to bring James Ward-Prowse to Villa Park, Grealish may have already made his mind up.
Grealish has a huge decision to make about his future with Man City making a £100m bid
Raheem Sterling was hands down England's best performer at the Euros this summer and highlighted just what an important player he could be to Manchester City after an off season.
Early summer rumours suggested he could be sold to fund Pep Guardiola's transfer plans after falling out of favour last term, but that is not the case.
Instead, Sterling is in talks over a new contract but has brought about more speculation around his future by putting negotiations on hold.
City are however not concerned as Sterling still has two years remaining on his £300,000-a-week deal.
Sterling performed brilliantly at the Euros but the pressure will be on for him to do the same in a City shirt next season.
Raheem Sterling has contract talks to sort out with City because they've been put on hold
Kieran Trippier has already found where he'd like to live in Manchester, but whether or not he moves in this summer
