England recover most stolen training equipment in Kansas City

England have recovered most of the training equipment stolen earlier this week from vehicles at their base in Kansas City. The theft occurred ahead of the squad's arrival for the World Cup. Two arrests have been made in connection with the incident.

England have recovered most of the training equipment stolen earlier this week from vehicles at their base in Kansas City. The theft occurred ahead of the squad's arrival for the World Cup. Two arrests have been made in connection with the incident.

The items were taken after vehicles transporting equipment to the training base at Swope Soccer Village were broken into. Stolen items included pieces of footwear, though no specialist match boots or essential training equipment were involved. Local police confirmed an investigation and stated that officers remain in contact with the Football Association.

Thomas Tuchel's squad is due to arrive in Kansas City on Saturday. The team will hold its first full training session on Sunday ahead of the Group Stage opener against Croatia on Wednesday. Former defender Phil Jagielka noted that many players prepare customised boots months in advance for tournaments.

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