England striker Daniel Sturridge has been sent for a sweep after he was harmed in preparing on Friday.
The Football Association has not uncovered the way of the damage and says Sturridge will be surveyed via England's therapeutic staff after his sweep.
Liverpool forward Sturridge, 25, played 89 minutes of the 1-0 benevolent win over Norway at Wembley on Wednesday.
Roy Hodgson's men face Switzerland in their opening Euro 2016 qualifier in Basel on Monday.
England guard Gary Cahill missed preparing with a lower leg issue however is relied upon to be fit to join in Saturday's session.
Daniel Sturridge
Marked for Liverpool in January 2013
Previous clubs are Coventry City (youth), Manchester City, Chelsea and Bolton Wanderers (credit)
Made England make a big appearance in November 2011 against Sweden
Spoke to Great Britain at the London 2012 Olympics, scoring twice
Scored 21 objectives for Liverpool in the 2013-14 Premier League season
Talking at a question and answer session at St George's Park, Cahill said of Sturridge: "We have our fingers crossed on the grounds that he's a key player for club and nation. He has been fabulous recently and he's an enormous player."
Sturridge, who has scored five objectives in 16 global appearances, left Liverpool's preseason voyage through the United States right on time in the wake of harming a hamstring.
He played in the Reds' initial three Premier League matches, scoring the victor in the 2-1 opening-day triumph over Southampton.
On the off chance that Sturridge misses the match against Switzerland, Hodgson will have chief Wayne Rooney, Liverpool's Rickie Lambert and new Arsenal marking Danny Welbeck as his assaulting choices.
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