Harry Kane in a league of his own after record outing for England

Harry Kane has achieved a remarkable milestone, becoming England's most-capped men's football player with his 126th cap. This honor was earned during Thursday's Nations League match against Croatia at Wembley Stadium. Kane, now 33, surpassed former goalkeeper Peter Shilton's record, which he had held for many years. The occasion was marked by a large banner bearing the inscription "England's Finest" being raised before the game, alongside a tribute to Shilton and the FA patron Prince William.

Shilton himself highlighted the qualities that make Kane stand out in a pre-match presentation: "It's personality, talent, hard work, dedication, focus. Full package." Despite not being the most vocal player, Kane remains the team's leader and captain. Kane's exceptional performance led him to be named the world's best footballer just last month, surpassing the likes of Kylian Mbappe and Lamine Yamal.

The 33-year-old Tottenham forward has scored 91 goals for England, including six in their first four Nations League games. With a 7-0 victory over Croatia in their previous match, England currently holds the second position in Group A3, trailing only behind Spain. They will strengthen their position in the competition if they maintain a win against Croatia, while eagerly anticipating their upcoming encounter with the world champions on Sunday.