Harry Kane believes his partnership with Jude Bellingham can remain a major weapon for England as they build towards Euro 2028. The England captain reflected on how their relationship developed during the World Cup, both on and off the pitch, and praised Bellingham after his Men’s Player of the Year award.
Kane said the pair enjoyed playing together and felt they were helping drive England forward during the tournament. He highlighted their combined goal return at the World Cup and believes their strong starts to the new season can help them continue that understanding for the national side.
The Bayern Munich striker also discussed the mentality England needs in major matches, arguing that the team must avoid falling into the trap of trying to protect leads rather than continuing to attack. Kane pointed to England’s second-half performance against Croatia as a potential blueprint.
With Euro 2028 on the horizon, Kane also spoke about England’s identity, leadership within the squad and the importance of using their pace, power and physicality alongside their technical quality.
