Kane Questions Future After England's World Cup Exit

Harry Kane, the captain of the England National Team, voiced uncertainty regarding his participation in the 2030 World Cup after England's semi-final defeat to Argentina, who won 2-1. The match, which took place on Wednesday, saw England take the lead in the 55th minute through Anthony Gordon's goal, assisted by Morgan Rogers.

However, Argentina equalized with a late goal from Enzo Fernandez in injury time, followed by Lautaro Martinez securing the win. Kane, who plays for Bayern Munich, praised Argentina's 39-year-old captain Lionel Messi, acknowledging the high level of performance Messi continues to deliver.

Despite scoring six goals in the tournament and winning the Golden Boot, Kane reflected on the emotional toll of the loss, stating that the team felt devastated after being so close to victory. He emphasized the need for improvement as England prepares for the third-place playoff against France on Saturday at 22:00 BST, which will be broadcast live on BBC.