The sight of Harry Kane leading out the England team is a familiar one these days, but it hasn't always been that way.
Tottenham striker Kane has skippered the Three Lions since 2018, taking over the role ahead of the World Cup in Russia. England reached the semi-finals of that tournament, with Kane himself winning the Golden Boot after scoring six goals.
The 29-year-old has worked his way up, going out on loan several times during the early part of his career with Tottenham before establishing himself for club and country. Three key changes have helped him achieve that, and Mirror Football has taken a closer look.
