Kane's rise from childhood keeper to equalling England cap record
Summary
Harry Kane has played 125 times for England, matching the record for the most appearances held by Peter Shilton for 36 years. Kane is England’s top scorer with 89 goals and began his international career by scoring within two minutes of his first game.Key Facts
- Harry Kane made his 125th England appearance against the Czech Republic in the Nations League.
- This appearance ties Peter Shilton’s record for most England caps, set 36 years ago.
- Kane has scored 89 goals for England, the highest in the country’s history.
- He started his international career with a goal just 79 seconds into his debut.
- Kane began playing football as a goalkeeper at age six before becoming a striker.
- He played youth football for Ridgeway Rovers, the same club David Beckham once played for.
- Arsenal and Watford both initially passed on signing him as a young player.
- Kane attended Chingford Foundation School, where he was known for strong work ethic and skill.
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