NATIONS - Southgate: Kane has best years ahead of him

England coach Gareth Southgate showered praises on his striker and claims he has no doubts about the longevity of Harry Kane.

Southgate said: “There is every chance he will go as long as possible because he's an incredible professional.

“Normally those things are determined by how you look after your body, what you eat, how you prepare. So he's going to do that and that's going to give him the best chance.

“You never know what circumstance can happen around that, but he will give himself the best chance."

Southgate also considers Lewandowski and Kane to be two of the world's best attackers. And, much as Bayern Munich's Robert Lewandowski is still at the peak of his game at the age of 33, England's manager believes Kane, who is 28 years old, can do the same.

“They all play slightly differently, although I see a lot of comparables with Lewandowksi and Kane in the way they come deeper, receive play, play team-mates in, play those excellent passes, as well as their finishing capabilities and their range of finishing.''