Harry Kane will write another chapter in his illustrious England history by equalling Peter Shilton's record tally of 125 caps if he plays a part in the Uefa Nations League meeting with the Czech Republic at Wembley. England's captain is already his country's record scorer with 89 goals in 124 appearances. He is still irreplaceable at 33 and their top scorer in major tournaments with 21 goals.
Kane is unquestionably England men's most important and influential player of the modern era. The only blemish on his magnificent career is the failure to add to the one men's World Cup won in 1966. This argument will instantly cut away from Kane to Bobby Moore, the elegant defender who remains the only England captain to lift the World Cup.
Former England midfielder Danny Murphy said: "Bobby Moore will always be in people's conversation. Sir Bobby Charlton also, because of what they did and the memories they created. I think Rooney was arguably the most all-round footballer we have ever had, but no-one can argue with Harry Kane's quality, numbers and longevity. It is the record of an England great."
Former international Paul Robinson told BBC Sport: "Harry Kane is an England great. There is no argument. He will always be part of that conversation now."
Source: BBC Sport Football · Summarized by HeadlinesBriefing