Harry Kane would trade individual honours for trophy with England
Harry Kane says he would drop his individual achievements for silverware with England in a heartbeat after equalling the national team’s appearance record. The 33-year-old joined Peter Shilton as the country’s most-capped men’s player as he marked his 125th appearance with a brace in Tuesday’s 3-0 Nations League win against Czechia.
England's Harry Kane has expressed that he would trade his individual accolades for a trophy with the national team. Kane joined Peter Shilton as England's most-capped men's player with his 125th appearance, scoring twice in a 3-0 Nations League victory against Czechia. While Kane has reached a milestone of 91 goals for England, he remains driven by the desire to win silverware and join Alf Ramsey's 1966 heroes in immortality.
Kane will surpass Shilton's record next month against Croatia and could potentially become the first Ballon d'Or winner for England since Michael Owen in 2001. Despite his focus on individual achievements, Kane emphasizes his ultimate goal of winning with England and acknowledges that he will continue playing as long as he can contribute to the team's success.
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