HARRY KANE does not want to put any limits on what he can still achieve with England as he prepares to become the country’s most-capped player.The 33-year-old will win his 126th cap at a sold-out Wembley this evening as the striker moves clear of Peter Shilton, who will lead a special presentation before the Nations League fixture against Croatia.Kane’s special night will also see the England captain’s Ballon d’Or success recognised under the arch, having become the nation’s first winner of the award since Michael Owen in 2001.

HARRY KANE does not want to put any limits on what he can still achieve with England as he prepares to become the country’s most-capped player.

The 33-year-old will win his 126th cap at a sold-out Wembley this evening as the striker moves clear of Peter Shilton, who will lead a special presentation before the Nations League fixture against Croatia.

Kane’s special night will also see the England captain’s Ballon d’Or success recognised under the arch, having become the nation’s first winner of the award since Michael Owen in 2001.

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