Leeds 'remain confident' Kalvin Phillips will be fit for European Championship duty with England despite his shoulder injury.

The central midfielder suffered the problem just before the end of Sunday's 3-1 victory against West Bromwich Albion and missed the squad's lap of honour at Elland Road.

Gareth Southgate will name his 26-man England squad for this summer's tournament on Tuesday, with Phillips a strong contender to make a major tournament line-up for the first time in his career.

A statement said: 'Leeds United midfielder Kalvin Phillips picked up a shoulder injury in the closing stages of Sunday's Premier League fixture with West Bromwich Albion.

'This is currently being treated conservatively. However, we remain confident he will be available for Euro 2020, if selected for the England squad.'

Against West Brom, he beat Sam Johnstone with a neat free-kick approaching half-time to score his first goal since July as 8,000 returning Leeds fans watched Premier League football inside Elland Road for the first time since 2004. 

However, a minute of madness threatened to ruin his day. First, his loose touch from Liam Cooper's pass allowed Hal Robson-Kanu a consolation for Albion. Then, he frustratedly lunged at Grady Diangana by the touchline, earning him a yellow card and seeing him pick up the shoulder knock. 

The 25-year-old made his England debut last September against Denmark and has been capped seven times, impressing for both club and country with his passing range, composure and physicality.

Speaking after Sunday's match, Leeds boss Marcelo Bielsa said: 'We all hope it's something that can be resolved quickly. Knowing the fortitude of Kalvin, I know he has the resources to quicken any problem he may have.'