Harry Kane will wear fans different from his fellow players in tonight's match.

England launches its campaign in Group L against the old rivals Croatia, in Arlington, Texas, on Wednesday 17 June, with Thomas Tuchel expected to make several important decisions on the formation before the start of the meeting.

It is widely reported that the German coach will give priority to Anthony Gordon and Noni Madwekes over Marcus Rasford and Bukayo Sakas in the attack, while Marc Guéhi is expected to remain out of formation, with Ezra Consian likely playing alongside John Stones at the centre of defence.

Meanwhile, Jude Bellingham is expected to play as number 10, with Dean Rice and Elliot Anderson behind him in the middle.

Veterans Yordan Pickford and Captain Kane are also expected to be titles, while Reece James and Nico O'Reilly are likely to take seats in the defence wing.

Kane will match David Beckham as the third most featured player in England's history when the match against Croatia begins, as Bayern Munich's attacker will record his 115th match against the national.

Speaking of this achievement, Kane told “ITV”: “for me personally, being where I am right now is always hard to absorb completely. When you're young, especially at that age, I think I was 10 or 11, you just have dreams and aspirations to become football player”.

Now, I hope to reach 115 matches with the national and participate in my sixth tour, to be the captain for so long, the goal record and all these things that I've achieved along the way are a source of great pride, but things that I may not be able to fully appreciate until I stop, because, as you know, everything has to do with the next challenge, the next moment. To be better, to improve, and that will be my mentality until the day I stop playing”, he added.

While the equalizing Beckham's record of presentations with England will no doubt be widely mentioned, fans may not know why England's captain will hold a slightly different fan than the rest of the team.

Kane's Fanella with England will have a special collection of “Golden Shoe” throughout the World Cup, as he is one of only three players along with Kylyan Mbppé and James Rodríguez who won this award before.

England's captain won the Golden Shoe at the 2018 World Cup, while Mbppé and Rodríguez won it in 2022 and 2014 respectively.

Players who are making their debut at the World Cup will also hold a special debut emblems to mark their first performance in the tournament.

After the matches, these emblems are removed from their fans and placed in a Topps collection card.

Speaking in May, FIFA President Gianni Infantino announced FIFA's partnership with the Fatheratics ʹ the largest Topps company to start in 2031, ending its previous partnership with Panini.

This agreement starts only after a few years and will last for many years and different shifts, but it also includes the first ever collection programme in players' fans, which will start as far as this World Cup,” said Infantino.