Harry Kane is undoubtedly one of England's greatest ever strikers.
But when selecting his favourite Three Lions XI, the skipper reveals his memories of other greats from the national team's history.
A combination of former and current players make Kane's side, while he resists the temptation to select himself in attack.
This is what he came up with.
Formation: 4-4-2
Goalkeeper: Jordan Pickford
I'm going to start off with Pickers. We're good mates, we like to play golf together and he's been a big part of our journey since 2018. I've got a lot of good memories with him, particularly the penalty shootout against Colombia at the World Cup.
Right-back: Kyle Walker
Kyle, again, is a really good friend but he has also been one of our most consistently good performers. He will go down as one of the best right-backs England have ever had, if not the best.
Centre-back: John Terry
I loved the way he put his body on the line for his country. You could see how much he loved playing for England and then when he was captain I remember the famous clip of him diving with his head to block the shot. I remember loving that aspect of his game.
Centre-back: Harry Maguire
Another really good friend of mine. A fantastic performer for England. At the 2018 World Cup, Euro 2020 and the last World Cup he had outstanding tournaments. I know how much H loves playing for England so he has to be part of my team.
Left-back: Ashley Cole
Ashley Cole was one of the best left-backs in the world when I was growing up. I enjoyed the way he played, enjoyed his passion and how aggressive he was. He was a big part of my childhood watching England.
Right wing: David Beckham
I need to put Becks in. He was my favourite player growing up, he was my idol. I will remember the
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