Harry Kane names former England team-mate 'one of the best strikers of all time' as he includes Man United hero alongside two Real Madrid legends in his list of footballing idols

Harry Kane, the 32-year-old England captain, has been in exceptional form since joining Bayern Munich, scoring 105 goals in 108 games and averaging a goal every 54 minutes this season, with 20 goals in 12 matches across all competitions and 76 goals for England, highlighting his status as one of football's elite finishers.

In an interview with Goal, Kane revealed the four strikers who inspired his playing style and mindset from a young age: Brazilian Ronaldo, whom he described as an inspiration; Wayne Rooney, one of the best strikers of all time; Raul, a clever player and great finisher he admired at Real Madrid; and Teddy Sheringham, an intelligent footballer with an incredible career from whom he learned a lot as a young player.

Kane also ended his long wait for silverware earlier this year by winning the Bundesliga with Bayern Munich, securing the first major trophy of his career.