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England striker Jermain Defoe is seen getting on the bus and heading to training after returning to Krakow following the death of his father.

England hitman Jermain Defoe has rejoined the Euro 2012 squad in Poland following his father's death earlier this week.

The Tottenham Hotspur forward left the Three Lions' base in Krakow for the funeral on Thursday after hearing news of his father's passing.

Defoe, 29, was seen getting on to the team bus this morning as the squad headed for a training session.

He will now hope to feature in Roy Hodgson's side for England's first game against France in Donetsk on Monday.

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