Pickford believes Kane will strive to be the best after reaching 100th cap with Everton

During England's Nations League match against Finland, Kane scored two goals, securing victory for his team. This impressive performance has helped England maintain an unbeaten record in the tournament, with two consecutive clean sheets. As a result, they currently lead their group standings.

The Bayern Munich star has now reached 68 international goals as he edges closer to his 100-goal target which would make him the nation’s all-time record scorer. 

Pickford was asked if Kane would retire as England greatest ever player.

“It’s more than likely, definitely. 

“I don’t think he’s in a rush to stop, so he’ll keep pushing and keep working hard. He’ll push that (100-goal) target, and it will be hard for people to chase. I think he will make sure that no one can be better than him. 

“Over the week, we’ve had a lot of lads make their debuts. We’ve got Harry making his 100th cap, and he leads by example. 

“All the lads buy into it — the new lads will look at him and (realise) that is the standard you are at, as an England player. 

“When I came into the dressing room seven years ago, it was the same thing for me. 

“He sets the standard and you have got to rise to it. He leads by example, and I don’t think that will change.”