Declan Rice reveals hamstring issue during England's World Cup match
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 22, 2026, 9:10 AM
Last updated Jun 22, 2026
Declan Rice disclosed he has been managing a hamstring problem for six months after being substituted in the 72nd minute of England's World Cup victory over Croatia. The Arsenal midfielder supported Thomas Tuchel’s decision to take him off, stating the pain has been ongoing but handled privately. He confirmed his fitness to train ahead of England's upcoming match against Ghana in Boston, marking his 64th appearance this season. Despite the demanding schedule, Rice emphasized his commitment to play, downplaying any excuse for his struggles.
- •Rice has managed hamstring neural pain for six months.
- •He was substituted in the 72nd minute against Croatia.
- •Rice supports Tuchel's decision for his substitution.
- •He has trained ahead of the match against Ghana.
- •This season marks Rice's 64th appearance for club and country.
- 9:10 AMYahoo Sports — Declan Rice: I’ve had hamstring problem for 6 months
"The midfielder backed Thomas Tuchel’s decision to substitute him against Croatia, saying the problem has been handled behind the scenes for months.Photo by Richard Pelham/Getty ImagesDeclan Rice has...
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