England's seven-goal spree sends message to Euro rivals: Kane

England's seven-goal thrashing of Croatia in the Nations League has sent a clear message to their European rivals, according to Harry Kane. The Three Lions dominated Croatia 7-0 in Rijeka, with Kane scoring a brace and Saka, Bellingham, Gordon, and Rogers also finding the back of the net. The performance marked the biggest win of Thomas Tuchel's tenure as England manager. Kane believes the dynamic display will serve as a blueprint for England as they prepare to co-host Euro 2028.

Contrasting sharply with England's subdued performance in their World Cup semi-final loss to Argentina in July, Kane emphasized the team's newfound mentality. "When you have a certain style of playing, you can't just pick and choose when you want to do it," he said. "It's just relentless. It's non-stop." Kane stressed that these types of performances are crucial in bigger games and tournaments, adding that the win against Croatia proves England is not to be underestimated by other top sides in Europe.

Kane, who has 89 goals from 124 internationals, is set to become England's joint highest-capped player on Tuesday against Czech Republic at Wembley, drawing level with Peter Shilton on 125 caps. Additionally, he is 11 away from a century of international goals. The England captain expressed his excitement and motivation, stating that performances like this will only make the team more hungry.