Thomas Tuchel and several of his England football stars enjoyed a day out at Formula One’s Grand Prix of Spain in Barcelona on Sunday.
Captain Harry Kane, fresh from winning the first major trophy of his career in the form of the Bundesliga title with Bayern Munich, was among the England players present at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya.
England will play their third game of the Tuchel era next weekend when they take on Andorra in Barcelona at the home of RCD Espanyol.
Kane was pictured posing for selfies and signing autographs for fans on Sunday.
Jude Bellingham was also spotted interacting with members of the public.
Meanwhile, manager Tuchel looked very relaxed as he strolled around the venue in a short-sleeved shirt and baseball cap.
The England men’s national football team took a trip to the F1 Grand Prix of Spain on Sunday
England captain Harry Kane pictured posing for a selfie with a young fan at the Spanish GP
Morgan Gibbs White (left) and Curtis Jones (centre) pictured alongside Kane in Barcelona
Jude Bellingham pictured interacting with fans in the paddock area before Sunday’s race
The team bonding trip was also attended by manager Thomas Tuchel, who looked releaxed
Former England captain Jordan Henderson was there too, after his recent recall under Tuchel
FIFA chief Gianni Infantino grinned while giving a double thumbs up gesture in the paddock
Infantino also posed for a photo with a host of iconic ex-players, including Roberto Carlos (left)
Other members of the England squad pictured in attendance included Jordan Henderson, Dan Burn, Morgan Gibbs-White and Curtis Jones.
All 26 members of the latest England squad had been invited and it is understood that attendance among the group was close to 100 per cent.
Injured Manchester City defender John Stones was also on the guest list.
Tuchel announced his latest England squad on May 23.
He named Dean Henderson, Jordan Pickford and James Trafford as he three goalkeepers, with Burn, Trent Alexander-Arnold, Trevoh Chalobah, Levi Colwill, Reece James, Ezri Konsa, Myles Lewis-Skelly and Kyle Walker as his defensive options.
Three of the midfielders called up are currently based outside of the Premier League, in Bellingham (Real Madrid), Henderson (Ajax) and Conor Gallagher (Atletico Madrid).
There were plenty of other figures from the football world at Sunday’s Grand Prix.
FIFA president Gianni Infantino was seen posing for a photo with Roberto Carlos, Marco Materazzi and Ivan Cordoba.
Barcelona frontman Robert Lewandowski, Liverpool striker Darwin Nunez and Athletic Bilbao’s Nico Williams were there too.
