England captain Harry Kane says he may have “five or six years” left in his professional career and discusses potential next steps beyond football. He also indicates he is close to matching Peter Shilton’s England record of 125 caps, saying he would reach the milestone if he plays in the next four Nations League games.
Kane’s comments focus on possible future roles outside traditional club football. One reported idea is that he may “seriously look” at becoming an NFL kicker, aligning with his interest in testing himself in American sport. Another is the prospect of finishing his playing career in Major League Soccer (MLS). The outlets present these statements as forward-looking plans tied to how long Kane believes he can keep playing at the top level.
While the reports vary mainly in emphasis—some highlighting the American-sport speculation and others stressing the England cap milestone—they collectively attribute the same core points to Kane: a limited remaining window in the sport, an immediate focus on Nations League appearances, and openness to a later career path in the United States.
