Harry Kane has said he was surprised to discover how recently Arsenal midfielder Myles Lewis-Skelly began watching England, with the 20-year-old's earliest recollections of the national team dating from 2018, Football.London reports.

A chat at camp

The Bayern Munich forward said: "I remember talking to Myles a few camps ago and I was asking him about his early England memories and he said 2018."

Kane added that the answer made him feel older than he would like, describing it as a reminder of how young some members of Thomas Tuchel's squad are.

Younger faces settling in

The same point came up regarding Fulham teenager Joshua King, who is taking part in his first proper camp with the senior side. Kane said King had impressed him during the summer preparation camp and described him as having a strong season.

Milestone evening

Kane was due to become England's most-capped player on Wednesday evening, earning his 126th cap, with a pre-match presentation planned and Peter Shilton — who has held the record since 1989 with 125 caps — taking part.

Lewis-Skelly, meanwhile, was suspended for the Croatia fixture.

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