World Cup: Kane hailed as England's greatest striker after record goal

Harry Kane etched his name further into English football history with a decisive header against Panama in the World Cup. The England captain's goal in the 67th minute marked his 11th in the tournament, surpassing all previous English players and setting a new national record.

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This is definitely a proud moment.

Beyond his World Cup exploits, Kane's 82nd international goal drew him level with German legend Jürgen Klinsmann, underscoring his prolific career on the global stage. England's 2-0 victory secured their progression to the round of 32 as group winners with an undefeated record of two wins and one draw.

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I enjoy the moments in the national team, enjoy winning and getting points, I don't take it for granted and will continue to seek new milestones.

"This is definitely a proud moment," Kane stated after the match, emphasizing his enjoyment of playing for England and striving for new milestones. His performance drew high praise from contemporaries. Gary Lineker, a former England great, declared Kane "the greatest striker in England's history."

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Kane is the greatest striker in England's history.

Jude Bellingham, who contributed a goal and an assist in the match, echoed the sentiment. "It's an honor to play alongside Kane," Bellingham said. "He's the best player England has ever had, and his current level is truly amazing. You don't have to doubt him; he turns games around."

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It's an honor to play alongside Kane. He's the best player England has ever had, and his current level is truly amazing. You don't have to doubt him; he turns games around.