At 31 years old, England’s all-time leading goalscorer Harry Kane has addressed the possibility of featuring at the 2030 World Cup. Since assuming the captain’s armband in June 2017 against Scotland,

England captain Harry Kane has confirmed that he has no plans to retire after the 2026 World Cup, admitting that he is performing at the "highest" level. Interim boss Lee Carsley enjoyed a strong end to his stint with the Three Lions' senior side,

Harry Kane does not believe the 2026 World Cup will be his last chance to help England end their long wait for silverware. The England captain’s future with the national team has come under increasing scrutiny, with the 31-year-old surprisingly omitted from the starting line-up from last week’s match in Greece.

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England captain Harry Kane says he is performing at his highest ever level as he dismissed suggestions the 2026 World Cup should be his international swansong."I think there's a perception when you get to your thirties that you're coming to an end but for me I'm performing at the highest level I've ever performed and feel as good as I've ever felt,

Harry Kane has opened up on his future plans as England captain with qualification for the 2026 FIFA World Cup coming into view. The Three Lions signed off on 2024 with a dominant 5-0 UEFA Nations League win over the Republic of Ireland at Wembley Stadium on November 17.

Harry Kane's England future has been the subject of much debate with many suggesting the 2026 World Cup will be his last chance to win a tournament.

Thomas Tuchel takes charge of England from January 1 with one clear remit – to win the World Cup. Tuchel has avoided a Nations League promotion play-off and can concentrate on World Cup qualification when he takes charge,

A statue and mural of Kane were unveiled on Monday at the east London home of his former youth team Ridgeway Rovers. The British Press Association asked him if the 2026 World Cup

England captain Harry Kane says the 2026 Fifa World Cup may not be his last international tournament. The 31-year-old's future remains uncertain, despite extending his all-time scoring record to 69 goals in 103 appearances for his country when he scored the opener in the 5-0 win against the Republic of Ireland on Sunday.