Harry Kane's England career in numbers

Hayden Cottle Published: 2 hours ago

Arguably his nation's greatest ever sporting hero, Harry Kane is set to become England's outright all-time leading appearance maker.

Assuming he is fit to start in the UEFA Nations League against Croatia tonight, Harry Kane will make his 126th appearance for the Three Lions, overtaking the previous record holder Peter Shilton - who made 125 appearances.

Should he break the record - as is expected - Kane will notch yet another career milestone in 2026, a year which has seen him break numerous records and - most significantly - become the first English Ballon d'Or winner for 25 years.

As we approach kick off, let's take a look at the impressive numbers behind Harry Kane's England career.

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With 91 goals in 125 appearances, Harry Kane is comfortably the leading goalscorer in England football history, having scored 38 more goals than anyone else for the Three Lions.

Unsurprisingly, Kane is also England's record scorer at major tournaments, having scored 21 goals across six campaigns in the World Cup and Euros.

The Ballon d'Or holder is also England's outright top scorer at World Cup tournaments, with 14 goals in 10 matches, and joint-top scorer at European Championships, having scored seven goals in 18 games.

England's number nine currently sits joint-third - alongside Lionel Messi - in the all-time list of top scorers at major tournaments, with only Kylian Mbappe and Cristiano Ronaldo bettering his tally.

Kane's staggering numbers don't just stop at goals, with the Bayern Munich frontman also joint-second in the all-time England assist rankings - alongside Steven Gerrard - having registered 21 assists across his international career. Only David Beckham (39) has more.