Republic of Ireland winger James McClean has played down fears that he could miss Sunday 's Euro 2016 qualifier against Poland through injury . McClean was sent for a scan on Tuesday after limping out of training at Gannon Park in Malahide , leaving manager Martin O'Neill with his fingers crossed . However , the Wigan midfielder has insisted he will be ready for the Group D clash even if he may not train again until later in the week . James McClean limped out of training on Tuesday ahead of Republic of Ireland 's Euro 2016 clash with Poland . But the winger has brushed off injury fears and has insisted he 's ready for Sunday 's crucial clash in Dublin . McClean told the Irish Independent : 'The ankle should be fine . I said I 'd give it a go in training , but unfortunately it was just too sore to carry out the session . ' I went and had a scan and thankfully it 's just some bone bruising . It should be cleared up in time for the weekend 's game , which is obviously positive news . ' I will just need to rest it now with plenty of ice and re-evaluate it in the morning to see if I can train . If not , then hopefully I 'll be able to get a training session or two in before the game . ' However , O'Neill still has concerns over full-back Stephen Ward and midfielder Darron Gibson , who are struggling with ankle and groin problems respectively . McClean has made 30 league appearances for Wigan this season and has notched six goals along the way .
James McClean limped out of training on Tuesday with an ankle injury . Republic of Ireland host Poland in Euro 2016 qualifier on Sunday . But McClean has allayed fears and insisted he 's ready for the clash . There 's still concerns over injured duo Stephen Ward and Darron Gibson .