Harry Kane: Winning the World Cup or Euros with England is my biggest dream

England captain and Bayern Munich striker Harry Kane said that winning a major title with his national team was his greatest ambition, naming the World Cup or the European Championship—or both, if possible—as his international goals.

Kane spoke about his ambitions at a press conference ahead of England’s match against Croatia, scheduled for Thursday in the fifth round of the Nations League group stage. He said the difficulty of achieving this goal made him more determined, and expressed hope for a successful spell with both his teams.

Kane described receiving the Golden Ball award from Brazilian star Ronaldo Nazário as an extraordinary moment. He noted that being presented with the award by one of the greatest strikers made the occasion, held in London, even more special and difficult to repeat.

Kane also recalled his international debut, when he scored at Wembley after coming on as a substitute for Wayne Rooney, saying it would remain one of the most important moments of his career. He also mentioned the match against the Democratic Republic of the Congo at the most recent World Cup, in which he scored twice and helped England get through a knockout match, along with other major games and the match against Mexico.