England’s captain has tough choices to make about his future but the prospect of glory at a ‘home’ Euros is his big ambition
To understand how much is on the line for Harry Kane this summer, it is worth laying everything out. He will captain England in what is in effect a home tournament and the prospect of lifting the weight imposed by five and a half decades of history is one that sets his eyes aglow. Kane believes he is at the height of his powers: he has never felt this good about his game so this would be the period, performing on those golden July evenings to a country that has rarely been more thirsty for a flush of euphoria, when a career’s loftiest ambitions bear fruit.
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