Kane discusses grabbing Rooney's England record
Ambitious
By Chris
November 15 2015
Spurs frontman Harry Kane has discussed the possibiliy of becoming England's all-time record goalscorer - an accolade currently held by Wayne Rooney.
Rooney became England's all-time top scorer in September when he scored his 50th international goal in a 2-0 victory over Switzerland.
Having just turned 30, Rooney will hope he has ample time to add to his current England goalscoring tally - but Kane is ambitiously eyeing up the record.
Kane has three international goals to his name to date. He said: "Obviously it's an amazing achievement for Wayne to be England's all-time top goalscorer.
"I've just started on the England international scene but hopefully one day that could be me, scoring that many goals, but I know there is a long way to go before then and a lot of hard work."
Rooney and Kane could both be in action for England on Tuesday in a friendly against France at Wembley Stadium.
The game is going ahead despite the tragic events in Paris on Friday; which claimed the life of 129 people. The whole France squad has opted to travel to England for the game, and England boss Roy Hodgson has said the "football world is united against these atrocities".
Our thoughts and prayers are with everyone affected following the horrific scenes in the French capital.