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Harry Kane is keeping his World Cup future open, having just surpassed Gary Lineker as England’s all-time top scorer with six goals in the tournament — and at 32, he’s still firing on all cylinders. England’s third-place finish, their best since 1966, sets the stage for Tuchel’s continued leadership into 2028. But with Kane’s eventual exit looming, England faces a looming striker gap: current options like Watkins and Toney will be in their 30s by 2030, while young talents like Delap haven’t yet delivered. Spain’s success without a traditional striker offers a blueprint, but England may need that elite presence to stay competitive. For now, a false-nine system could be the answer — and Kane, ever optimistic, insists four years is plenty of time. The world will be watching to see if he’ll chase another World Cup dream.

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