Harry Kane addresses speculation over his England World Cup future
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The 2026 World Cup came to an end for Harry Kane and England on Saturday, with the Bayern Munich striker an unused substitute as the Three Lions secured a 6-4 win over France in the bronze medal match..
With Kane turning 33 later this month, there has been speculation over whether the striker will also be representing England at the next World Cup in 2030.
Speaking to reporters in the mixed zone (via The Palm Beach Post), the star striker remained open-minded about his England future.
“I think you know me as a person by now. I'm coming off my best season ever, and I'm 32, nearly 33,” Kane said.
"It's impossible to say; four years is obviously a long way away. Playing for England is my biggest ambition, my proudest thing to do. I feel as good as I've ever felt.
"Let's see. As long as I'm performing, I'll be representing England. That's just the way it is."
Kane has scored 85 goals in 121 matches for England in total.
