Harry Kane “anaze” one of Steven Gerard, Frank Lambard, Paul Scholes when he appoints his ideal team of England

The captain of England left out some of the great names of Three Lyons when he followed his ideal team of England and not everyone will agree.

The captain of England and the team's record goal scorer, Kane, 31, is already a legend of Three Lions and has helped the team reach two Euro 2020 finals and the quarterfinals of the World Cup.

But whom would he choose for his ideal team in England in May 2024?

He chose the current goalkeeper of Everton and England, Jordan Peckford.

Speaking of England Football, Kane said: “will start with the Pickers. We're good friends, we like to play golf together, and he's been a big part of our trip since 2018. I have many good memories of him, especially the penalty for Colombia at the World Cup. ”

Bayern Munich striker then chose the right-wing defender, Kyle Walker.

For Walker, Kane explained: “Kile, again, is a good friend, but one of our most stable players. He will remain like one of the best right defenders England has ever had, if not the best. ”

Then came his choices for the quarterback, where he left names out like Rio Ferdinand, Sol Campbell and Ledley King, and chose Harry Maguire and John Terry.

For Terry, Kane said: “I liked the way he put the body forward for his country. It looked so much like he wanted to play for England, and when he was a captain, I remember that famous climate where he leaps with his head to block a blow. I loved that part of his game. ”

On the left-hand side, he chose former Chelsea and Arsenal player Ashley Cole, reports Express Journal, broadcast Periscope.

Passing into the midfield, 31-year-old explained that “David Beckham was my favorite player when I grew up” when he put him as his right-hand man.

Kane discovered: “will forever remember the free kick against Greece, just like many of England's fans. He was from Chingford, where I am, and he went to the same school as me. I met him when I was young and I liked everything about him. ”

The most controversial choice came to the central midfielders.

But Paul Scholes did not get involved, while Steven Gerard and Frank Lambard took up a team from Kane.

He gave the reasons for his election, saying: “I liked to see Lamard score for England and its mentality. He always wanted to be involved and influence the game. There have been some fantastic midfielders for England, but for the number of goals he scored, he must be on the team near Becks. ”

Bayern's attacker added: “For memories, I must also choose Gerard. Similar reasons, he was a wonderful player and one of the best on the fanella. He played with much wisdom and desire, and he seems very simple. He was also captain of England, so he had all the qualities, and it would have been a pleasure to play with him. ”

Kane then chose Raheem Sterling as the left arm before walking into the attack.

London ended the attack with the couple of strikers Wayne Rooney and Michael Owen.

“Wayne is definitely on the team,” said Kane.

He was my captain when I entered the team and is the best goalist in England's history. One of England's best players sometimes, and I just liked to see him. It was a pleasure playing with him and he was a very good man. He received me very well and told me what it means to play for England and expectations. As captain, it was very good and I try to do the same thing with the new players coming in now. I was impressed. ”

He continued: “has many options, but I think I would choose Owen as the other attacker. I was five when he scored that goal towards Argentina in 1998, so I was when you started remembering. Then 2002 was probably the tournament that remained more in my mind and that was a big part of that team. It was bad that the injuries prevented her a little, but the way she showed up and the goals she scored were extraordinary. ”

Although it was not in the title formation, Kane mentioned Scholes on his list of amendments along with Jordan Henderson, Gary Linecker and Paul Gascoigne, as well as several other former players. /Periscope/