00:00England captain Harry Kane says he still has plenty to prove as he prepares to become England's most capped men's
00:09player.
00:09The captain is set to earn his 126th international appearance against Croatia, moving beyond Peter Shilton's long-standing record.
00:20Speaking at England's press conference, Kane described the achievement as one of the biggest milestones of his career, crediting the
00:30dedication required to maintain his standards.
00:34Here's what the England captain had to say after winning the Ballon d'Or at England's press conference.
00:42Yeah, just a lot of the same. I think everyone's extremely proud that I won it.
00:46You know, a lot of congratulations. And yeah, for me personally, great to see a lot of the boys again,
00:52the staff who helped make it happen.
00:54Yeah, I think I probably underestimated, you know, the response that I was going to get if I did win.
01:01You know, it's just been incredible from everyone, from, you know, Bayern Munich, from England, from the English fans.
01:06Yeah, I think it's definitely up there as the biggest. I think it showcases, you know, consistently, consistency at the
01:14highest level.
01:15And I think, you know, any great player wants to be able to perform year on year and to reach
01:22the number of caps I have is, yeah, I think a testament to, you know, what I spoke about maybe
01:27in my speech,
01:28all the stuff behind the scenes, all the dedication, all the time that maybe people don't see that keeps me
01:34fit and keeps me healthy.
01:36So, yeah, for sure, I think this is one of the biggest milestones in my career.
