England players will not be expected to travel on post-season trans-continental tours by their clubs this summer as part of the agreement struck by the Premier League and the Football Association to enhance the national team's chances in France at Euro 2016. FA chief executive Martin Glenn met last month with Premier League clubs to ask for their help this summer and has secured extra time for England manager Roy Hodgson to work with the players before Euro 2016, which means that none of them will be asked to go on the tiring post-season tours that Manchester City, Chelsea and Tottenham have embarked upon in recent years.England stars are not expected to travel on club tours ahead of Euro 2016An agreement has been struck by Premier League and Football AssociationThe FA want to enhance national team's chances in France at Euro 2016FA chief Martin Glenn confirmed the decision after meeting with clubsFor the latest Euro 2016 draw news visit www.dailymail.co.uk/euro2016
England will also attempt to avoid the club versus country medical issues that have sometimes dogged relationship, notably over Daniel Sturridge, when he was injured on England duty last year, with greater access from clubs and the _ on medical records.