By Isyaku Ibrahim
Righteously, in a matter of time the iconic Three Lions Skipper as English National Team were fondly called dazzling striker Harry Kane will enter the historic golden book of players that scored a hundred career goals for their home countries
Playing against Czech at the famous Wembley stadium in the heart of London city on Tuesday night, the Bayern Munich sensational striker not only equals the record set by legendary English National team goalkeeper Peter Shilton of playing 125 goals for three Lions alone but also poaching two goals out of the three the team put behind the East European side’s net hence made his total account to ninety one for the English National Team
The development brought him closer to the group of players that have netted a century goals for their countries
This includes Portugal’s Christiano Ronaldo who poached 146 goals in 234 games and Lionel Messi who netted 126 goals in 107 games in total
Obviously, as a phrase says slow but steady wins the race, the English National Team Captain who is among the sure bets to win the prestigious Ballon Dor football award this year will sooner than later meet the remaining gap which is nine goals to make it a hundred going by his ability, coupled with determination, agility and seriousness
Other top scorers of the English National side comprise Wayne Rooney who netted 53 goals, for the Three Lions , Bobby Charlton 49 goals and Gary Lineker who netted 48 goals
Definitely it is time will tell if the sparkling form of the striker is anything to go by
who before departing his former club Tottenham Hotspur of England scored 280 goals and at present netted 80 others for German giants Bayern Munich
It was widely believed that Harry Kane could have since erased the two hundred and sixty goals record set by Alan Shearer if to say he is still plying his trade in English Premier League
