Harry Kane will lead England at the 2026 World Cup, and in many ways, he’ll carry a nation’s hopes on his back.The England captain is already a Three Lions legend and has over 100 appearances for his country.Kane is appearing in his third World Cup for EnglandAFPEver since his debut as a 21-year-old, the Bayern Munich forward has consistently delivered for England.But as of yet, despite two final appearances in the European Championships, no trophy has arrived for Kane and his country.He will be hoping to end that drought this summer under Thomas Tuchel‘s guidance.Depending on how far England go and as long as he avoids injury, Kane can move up a few places in the appearance makers list.Harry Kane England capsAhead of the World Cup getting underway, Kane is sitting on 114 England appearances.This puts him joint-fourth on the all-time list with Steven Gerrard.Having been named in the starting line-up for England’s World Cup opener, Kane is now set to move level with David Beckham on 115.England are hoping to progress deep into the tournament, so a few more people currently ahead of Kane could be surpassed.Wayne Rooney‘s 120 appearances is also within reach, but even a run to the final won’t be enough to surpass the Three Lions’ all-time leading appearance maker, Peter Shilton, on 125, yet.Kane has scored an enormous number of goals for EnglandAFPEngland top appearance maker1 – Peter Shilton – 125 appearances2 – Wayne Rooney – 120 appearances3 = Sir David Beckham – 115 appearances3 = Harry Kane – 115 appearances4 = Steven Gerrard – 114 appearances5 – Bobby Moore – 108 appearances6 – Ashley Cole – 107 appearances7 = Sir Bobby Charlton – 106 appearances7 = Frank Lampard – 106 caps8 – Billy Wright – 105 appearances9 – Kyle Walker – 96 appearances10 – Bryan Robson – 90 appearancesHarry Kane’s England goalsKane is already England’s top goalscorer at senior level with an incredible 79 goals.He is miles ahead of Rooney, who is the next closest with 53.The Bayern Munich star is only 32 as well, so the century of international goals is absolutely on, and it is on his mind as well.At the time of getting his 100th cap, he said: “It’s possible, it’s there.“What is it, 34 goals? It is strange, I have touched on it a bit, 100 caps have come round so quick – especially the last few years playing three major tournaments in such a short space of time. “In those years, I’ve done around 15, 16, 17 caps a year, whereas a normal year would be 10.“The goals were similar. I felt I was on 30 goals and then, bam, I went to 50 and 60. It is definitely there and definitely possible. “I feel like I am in a good place, and these are good targets to try to reach. Some people may see them as unrealistic, but I would rather go for something unrealistic and not quite make it rather than be comfortable just saying I will be happy with 70 or 80 goals.”