After being named the Three Lions captain, the Tottenham striker says he thinks his country can lift football's biggest prize
Harry Kane has allowed himself to dream about lifting the World Cup after being named England captain for the tournament in Russia.
Kane will lead the Three Lions as they look to make amends for their humiliating last-16 defeat to Iceland at Euro 2016.
And despite England having only won the tournament once, in 1966, the Tottenham striker is feeling bullish about their chances of going all the way this time around.
"It's impossible not to dream about lifting the World Cup, it's the biggest competition in the world," he told a news conference.