Kane on the resounding victory over Croatia: "The whole team was hungry."

Following England's 7-0 victory over Croatia in the UEFA Nations League, captain Harry Kane stated in a post-match interview that the win reflected the team's hunger for goals and demonstrated England's strength and determination to other opponents across Europe.

Speaking about the team's attacking performance in this match, Kane emphasized that attacking desire must become the standard for the team: "When we were leading 1-0, we were still trying to score the second, third, and even fourth goals. This must become the mentality of the whole team."

"Once you've decided on a playing style, you can't be picky; you have to maintain constant pressure. If you score four goals, you want to score five more. This kind of eagerness is very important in major tournaments."

"Croatia is a strong team, and we cannot take our victory for granted. This performance not only motivates us but also sends a signal to other teams in Europe. We are young, many players are in excellent form, and everyone is excited to play."

Harry Kane is about to equal Peter Shilton's club record of 125 appearances and reach the milestone of 100 goals for the national team. In an interview, he said: "I have scored 89 goals so far, and I am getting closer and closer to 100 goals."

"Reaching 100 goals would be an incredible achievement, but everyone knows me well. Once I've achieved that goal, I'll immediately focus on the next one. Tuesday's game will be special because of my appearance record, and I'm happy to contribute on the field with my teammates."

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