Declan Rice was observed capturing photographs of England’s training session as Gareth Southgate’s team intensified their preparations for their match against Denmark on Thursday.

Declan Rice gets behind the camera lens during England’s training session in Blankenhain

Rice shows team-mates Jude Bellingham and Trent Alexander-Arnold his pictures

Bellingham and Alexander-Arnold recreate their celebration from the win against Serbia

Having defeated Serbia 1-0 in their initial game, England will be resolute in their pursuit of advancing to the knockout stages of Euro 2024 by defeating Denmark.

Rice presented his photographs to his teammates Trent Alexander-Arnold and Jude Bellingham.

Subsequently, Alexander-Arnold and Bellingham were observed reenacting their jubilation from the time the former scored against Serbia.

Gareth Southgate will derive encouragement from the victory, despite the fact that England’s performance against Serbia was not flawless.

Southgate must make some intriguing selection decisions, such as whether to continue using Phil Foden on the left wing, despite his inability to make a significant impression against Serbia.

Anthony Gordon (right) is seen closing down John Stones during the England training session

Kobbie Mainoo (right) and Eberechi Eze (left) in action as England prepare to take on Denmark

England boss Gareth Southgate was seen talking to defender Stones in the gym

Conor Gallagher, who featured as a substitute against Serbia, is pushing to start

Bukayo Saka, Phil Foden and Lewis Dunk watch on during England’s training session

Conor Gallagher, who served as a substitute against Serbia, is advocating for a starting position in the midfield.

In the interim, it is uncertain whether Luke Shaw will be able to assume the role of left-back.

Thomas Frank, the manager of Brentford, has issued a warning to England that the meeting between the two nations at Euro 2020 will be “fuelled by injustice.”

England advanced to the tournament’s final after Harry Kane converted the rebound from a penalty that was controversially awarded to Raheem Sterling.

England will play Serbia in their final group encounter on June 25, following their match against Denmark.