BRITAIN SAFEGUARD STEPH HOUGHTON COULD MISS THIS LATE SPRING'S LADIES' EUROPEAN TITLE IN THE WAKE OF GOING THROUGH A MEDICAL PROCEDURE ON AN ACHILLES INJURY, HER CLUB SUPERVISOR GARETH TAYLOR SAYS.
Houghton was not engaged with Britain's new Arnold Clark Cup win subsequent to disturbing the injury last month.
The 33-year-old had simply gotten back to activity in January with Manchester City following a four-month lay-off.
City supervisor Taylor said a return for the Euros "will be tight".
Houghton was imagined on supports and with a cast on her right leg when Manchester City gathered the Ladies' Mainland Association Cup subsequent to beating Chelsea in last week's conclusive.
Taylor said highlighting in World Cup qualifiers against North Macedonia and Northern Ireland in April "will be truly challenging for Steph to make".
Talking before Sunday's Ladies' Super Association game against Tottenham, the City administrator added: "she wants to attempt to get to the Euros.
"She is going on with her recovery after medical procedure.
"It will be truly close however she will give it everything and we will uphold her in that admirably well.
"There is presumably one more a little while before we can appraise her advancement and give more news by then."
Houghton had consistently captained Britain before she experienced the injury while in public group obligation in September.
She is yet to play for Sarina Wiegman, who took over as Lionesses supervisor the previous summer, in view of the injury.
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