Kane's rise from childhood keeper to equalling England cap record

Harry Kane, the England football captain and a record-breaking striker, has achieved a new milestone in his illustrious career. On Tuesday, Kane played his 125th match for the national team against the Czech Republic in the Nations League, which equalled Peter Shilton's record of 125 appearances. Shilton, the former England goalkeeper, congratulated Kane on his achievement and expressed confidence that he would surpass the record in the future.

Kane's journey to this point began at the age of six when he was mistaken for a goalkeeper during a trial with Ridgeway Rovers. Although the team initially signed him for that position, Kane's exceptional goal-scoring ability soon caught the attention of scouts, leading to his transfer to Tottenham Hotspur. Despite being overlooked by other clubs, Kane's talent and work ethic shone through, and he went on to score a total of 89 goals in 124 appearances for England.