Kane says England appearance record a ‘testament to dedication’
Harry Kane will break the record held since 1990 by former goalkeeper Peter Shilton to earn his 126th cap in the Nations League clash with Croatia.
England captain Harry Kane hopes his 126th cap for his country, earned in Thursday's Nations League match against Croatia, will be a testament to the dedication and hard work that has fueled his career. The achievement surpasses the previous record set by Peter Shilton in 1990 and is the latest milestone in an exceptional year for the Bayern Munich striker.
Kane, who became the first English player in 25 years to win the Ballon d'Or in October, is England's record scorer with 91 goals. Kane attributes his fitness and health to the consistency and dedication demonstrated at the highest level of competition. Despite England's recent struggles in major tournaments, Kane remains optimistic about another potential World Cup appearance in 2030, aiming to reach the milestone of 100 goals for the national team.
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