The video clip features an interview with an England national team player, likely reflecting on their performance in a recent World Cup match. The player is asked about the possibility of this being their last World Cup with England and whether they intend to continue playing for the national team in the future. The player expresses that it is too early to make such decisions, emphasizing a year-by-year approach to their career and personal feelings. They state that playing for the England national team is a source of immense pride and joy, something they love doing above all else. Acknowledging their age (33 in the summer), they draw a parallel with Lionel Messi, who continues to perform at the highest level, suggesting that age is not necessarily a limiting factor. The player concludes by stating they don't want to set limits on their career and will evaluate situations as they arise, but for the immediate moment, their focus is on processing the recent difficult loss with the team.

BBC Football

Is there a fear that this could be your last World Cup with England or is it something you would like to go on and do again?

>> Yeah, again it's too early to to talk about that. You know what I mean as a person it's always just about taking it year by year and and how I feel when the England national team is my pride and joy. It's what I love to do most more than anything.

Obviously four years is a a long way away. I'm 33 in the summer but as you see on the other end with with Leo there he's still performing at the highest level so yeah, I never want to put a limit on these things. I'll address every situation as they as they come but for now it's just about processing another tough loss with with this team.

COULD THIS BE KANE'S LAST WORLD CUP?

Is there a fear that this could be your
last World Cup with England or is it
something you would like to go on and do
again?
>> Yeah, again it's too early to to talk
about that.
You know what I mean as a person it's
always just about taking it year by year
and and how I feel when
the England national team is my pride
and joy. It's what I love to do most
more than anything. Obviously four years
is a a long way away. I'm
33 in the summer but as you see on the
other end with with Leo there he's still
performing at the highest level so
yeah, I never want to put a limit on
these things. I'll address every
situation
as they as they come but for now it's
just about processing another tough loss
with with this team.

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COULD THIS BE KANE'S LAST WORLD CUP?

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