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It’s a big day for England. This Sunday night, the Three Lions face Spain in the Euro 2024 final. The English are dreaming of winning their first title since the 1966 World Cup.
This is especially the case for England captain Harry Kane. The Bayern Munich striker has a new opportunity to win his first career title. The 31-year-old has never won a title since his debut.
In the pre-match press conference this Saturday, the number 9 did not hide his strong desire to lift this European Nations Championship in front of La Roja. I would trade all the top scorer trophies I have won for the Euro, of course,” he said to the journalists present in front of him.
Rice wants to see Kane triumph
Every English player dreams of this title. For the country, for their career but also for their captain Harry Kane. Arsenal midfielder Declan Rice sent a strong message to his teammate in a press conference.
” Harry Kane is driven by the desire to score goals. It’s just in him, he has this fire that if he gets a chance, we all believe, he’s going to score. I think that’s a huge quality. He’s been criticised, as we all are. But he deserves to win this trophy as England captain. He deserves to have his name written in history. For him, it would be really special if we could win this trophy and he could lift it.”
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