Harry Kane

Harry Kane has reiterated his desire to try American football once his days as a soccer superstar are over.

Asked about his emotions ahead of the global showpiece in November, Kane said: “I’m excited. Thankfully I was able to go that.” “I was away at another club on loan and I wasn’t getting in the team, it was that period – I was 18 years old – and it was like ‘If I can’t play here, how can I play for my team Tottenham?’

Harry Kane was an unexpected guest on The Tonight Show on Thursday night, and he told Jimmy Fallon of an interesting interaction he had with NFL legend Tom ...

Kane and Brady have since struck up a friendship. One thing that did inspire me growing up was a Tom Brady documentary. He actually came to one of our games in the UK about two months ago, the day before he announced that he was coming back to play. The next day, he announced it. Mid-March saw a clip of Brady and Manchester United man Cristiano Ronaldo go viral. I wasn't 100% sure.

Harry Kane has hinted at the possibility of moving over to the NFL as a kicker after appearing on hit-American TV talk show The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy ...

Kane also indulged Fallon with a game of mini-foosball during his appearance on the American chat show. "So I guess that's the I'm banking on, of course. Fallon said: "If ever emergency need be, and they need a kicker, for the Buccaneers, or the Giants, or the New York Jets, could you step in?

England men's captain and Tottenham Hotspur star Harry Kane made an appearance on 'Late Night with Jimmy Fallon' last night - for some reason.

NFL quarterback supreme Tom Brady also made his way into conversation, with Kane citing him as an inspiration and now a close friend. So I just want to say thank you for all the wins!" Kane chatted about the new exhibition in the Museum of London which focuses on his football career and youth.

Harry Kane appeared on Jimmy Fallon's 'The Tonight Show' on Thursday and opened up about the upcoming World Cup and his relationship with Tom Brady.

They were getting to know us and I think it really helped us in that World Cup," he added. What some people may not have known is that Gareth Southgate's side went to train with the Royal Marines before the last World Cup in 2018. "It was kind of about how he got picked in the 6th round and then became who he became, one of the greatest sportsmen ever. "The last World Cup was really special. "I wasn't 100% sure, he actually came to go a game in the UK about two months ago. With the 2021/22 campaign coming to an end, some of the Tottenham players have joined up with their country for international duties and others are taking a well-deserved break.

England captain Harry Kane spoke with American chat show host Jimmy Fallon at length on Thursday - Here is a round-up of what was discussed on the Jimmy ...

Asked about the record, Kane is hoping to match and overtake Rooney this year, with four Nations League fixtures in June. We were all there with the Marines and were doing that. "Before the last World Cup, our coach took us down to the Royal Marines and was like, 'Yeah, we're going to be here for a few days and get together and do some team bonding,'" Kane explained. We turned up, they took our phones away, put us in the uniform, took us straight out to the middle of the forest. Kane admitted that during his time before Tottenham stardom, while out on loan, a documentary he watched about Brady inspired and helped him on his journey to becoming one of the best strikers in world football. "I came across this documentary on YouTube, I think it was called 'The Brady 6,' it was about how he got picked in the sixth round (of the NFL draft) and then become who became, one of the greatest sportsmen ever.

Tottenham fans will no doubt already be missing football now that the season is done and dusted after their top-four finish.But thanks to Harry Kane,

We’ve been building really nicely to this World Cup and I’m really looking forward to it. But then I thought this might be a good idea. “The last World Cup was really special, we got to the semi-final which was the first semi-final we’d got to in 30 years as a nation.

World Cup glory is not the only thing on the mind of Harry Kane, who will aim to break Wayne Rooney's England scoring record in Qatar.

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Why? Because Harry Edward Kane MBE was on the show. Kane was in New York to appear on American late night television, appearing (somewhat hilariously) on a show ...

Harry didn’t fall flat on his face, Fallon was only mildly cringey, and the whole thing was just good harmless fun. fine. Predictably anodyne and kinda enjoyable, though Tottenham was only mentioned once in the segment by Harry himself. Unsurprisingly, it took less than two minutes for the subject to turn to Tom Brady, the New England and Tampa Bay quarterback who has been a source of inspiration for Kane throughout his career.