Harry Kane sets sights on 100 international goals for England
The England captain says reaching a century of goals is within reach after equalling the national appearance record of 125 caps.
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England captain Harry Kane says he believes he can reach 100 international goals after equalling his country's all-time appearance record of 125 caps, a milestone that has drawn praise from his teammates.
Kane, long one of England's most prolific forwards, used the achievement to reflect on both his longevity at international level and his remaining ambitions in an England shirt. Reaching the century mark would place him among an elite group of players worldwide to have scored 100 or more goals for their national team.
Teammates Morgan Rogers and Jude Bellingham were among those to praise Kane following the milestone, underscoring the respect he commands within the current England squad. Bellingham, part of a younger generation of England players, has often spoken about the influence senior players like Kane have had on the team's dressing room culture.
Kane's tally of caps puts him alongside the most capped players in England's history, reflecting an international career that has spanned multiple major tournaments, including World Cups and European Championships. His consistency in front of goal at international level has made him central to England's attacking setup for nearly a decade.
Reaching 100 international goals would be a landmark achievement in English football history, and Kane's comments suggest he intends to continue representing his country for the foreseeable future as he pursues the milestone.
England's coaching staff and supporters will be watching closely as Kane continues his pursuit of the record in upcoming fixtures.
Sources
- 'Amazing' Kane targets 100 international goals — BBC Sport
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