Harry Kane names two players who can break his England record ahead of special night

Kane will become England's most-capped player with his 126th appearance against Croatia on Thursday, breaking Peter Shilton's record.

Harry Kane will overtake Peter Shilton to become England's all-time most-capped player when he earns his 126th cap leading the team out against Croatia in the Nations League on Thursday at Wembley. Shilton, the 77-year-old former goalkeeper, will be involved in a commemoration before kick-off.

Kane, who is also England's all-time record scorer with 91 goals, named Jude Bellingham (60 caps) and Declan Rice (80 caps) as two midfielders who might eventually break his caps record, though he hopes to set the bar so high they cannot match it. The Ballon d'Or winner said his next target after claiming the caps record will be reaching 100 England goals.

Kane also holds the record for England appearances as captain with 75 per cent of his 126 caps coming in the skipper's role, surpassing the previous record of 90 held jointly by Billy Wright and Bobby Moore.