In the match against Albania, England's striker Harry Kane achieved significant success by becoming the record holder for the most goals scored for the national team. He scored a brace in the first half, allowing him to surpass the achievement of Brazilian legend Pelé, which had long been considered unattainable.
These two goals not only secured a confident victory for England but also confirmed Kane's outstanding status as one of the best strikers of modern times. After the match, the player shared his emotions, noting that breaking Pelé's record is an "incredible honor" and an important milestone in his career.
The coaching staff of the national team also highly appreciated Kane's contribution to the team's play, emphasizing his active involvement in creating attacks and his off-the-ball work.
According to experts, this record strengthens Kane's position among the greatest strikers of the 21st century and highlights the stability and longevity of his career.
