Harry Kane set to become England's most-capped men's player with 126th appearance

Harry Kane is poised to make his 126th appearance for England, which would make him the most-capped men's player in the history of the Three Lions, BBC Sport reported.

The current record holder, Peter Shilton, earned 125 caps as a goalkeeper between 1970 and 1990. Kane, 33, has scored 91 goals in 125 appearances for England, according to BBC Sport.

Kane's England career began at age 21 when he scored 79 seconds into his debut in a Euro 2015 qualifier. Eleven years later, he remains a key figure for the national team and is set to break the record during the Nations League match against Croatia at Wembley.

England manager Thomas Tuchel has praised Kane's contributions and leadership. Tuchel highlighted Kane's recent Ballon d'Or win and described the upcoming record-breaking appearance as a deserved occasion to celebrate an extraordinary player.

Kane has experienced a range of emotions representing England, including the disappointment of missing a penalty in the 2022 World Cup quarter-final and memorable moments like singing with fans after a World Cup win over Croatia.

Kane has expressed his love for playing for England and representing his country, emphasizing that the milestone is about the team rather than himself.