International press hails Bayern superstar after record performance

England beat Croatia 2-1 in the Nations League, with Harry Kane scoring the winning goal and, with his 126th cap, becoming the sole record international player of his country. At the same time, the domestic press and international media celebrated the Bayern striker as an outstanding superstar who has won the ball and the Ballon d’Or.

Media praise for the Bayern striker

England wrote: “Kane belongs in the football hall of fame because he is one of the deadliest strikers in history.”

The Sun added: “King Kane. While Prince William was among the spectators, the captain’s 126th international appearance – which surpassed Peter Shilton’s record – ended with him once again becoming the match-winner.”

The Guardian called the day a “Happy‑Harry‑Kane‑Day” and praised England’s best for his stylish moment.

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The Telegraph emphasized that Kane dictated the game at his will and, after almost twelve years in the England national team, still shows unparalleled experience and influence.

The Spanish daily As highlighted that Kane’s big evening linked the Golden Ball and the international‑match record with a goal and took the Three Lions into the Nations League quarter‑finals.

Le Parisien from France reported on Prince William’s applause and the celebrations that turned the 2-1 victory over Croatia into a place in the quarter‑finals and continued to celebrate the legend Kane.

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The Swiss Blick asked when Kane would be knighted and recalled the goal, the prince’s jersey and the ongoing applause.