Kane says England appearance record a ‘testament to dedication’
Harry Kane will break the record held since 1990 by former goalkeeper Peter Shilton with his 126th cap in the Nations League clash with Croatia.
England captain Harry Kane is set to surpass the World Cup appearance record held since 1990 when he leads his team out at Wembley to achieve his 126th cap. The milestone will mark a testament to the dedication, hard work and consistency that has defined Kane's career. Breaking the record at 33 years old, Kane has become England's all-time leading scorer with 91 goals.
His performance for Bayern Munich has also seen him win his first silverware, including Bundesliga titles in 2025 and 2026. Despite England's lack of success in major tournaments since the 1966 World Cup, Kane remains optimistic about his future. He hopes to score more goals and secure more victories for the national team, with 100 goals and further appearances in the World Cup by 2030 being his primary targets.
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