Harry Kane has taken to social media to provide an update on his rehabilitation from a hamstring injury.
The Tottenham striker suffered a tear to his hamstring against Southampton on New Year's Day and underwent surgery to rectify the problem.
Kane was initially ruled out until April, but the England captain has commenced on-field work as he builds towards a comeback in the coming weeks.
Ahead of Spurs' Champions League last-16 second leg tie against RB Leipzig, Kane was seen working away from the rest of the group at Tottenham's training ground in Enfield, with some light ball work and shuttle-runs.
In a video posted on his official Twitter account, Kane wrote: 'Love being back on the grass with a ball at my feet.'
The 26-year-old has already stated that he is confident of making a return before the end of the season, ahead of the European Championships in the summer.
"In my head, I am definitely at the Euros," Kane told the Evening Standard.
"Unless something pretty drastic happens between now and then, I'll be there.
"I'm still not back training with the first team, but I'm working hard in the gym, I'm getting stronger all the time.
"We're talking a few more weeks, and I'll be playing again.
"I don't want to make a prediction for which game I might be back, but I am hoping somewhere between the start and the middle of April."
