Reuters - Harry Kane is determined to break Wayne Rooney's England goal-scoring record before this year's World Cup finals in Qatar, but the Tottenham Hotspur striker said the team's performance would always take precedence over his pursuit of personal landmarks. England play Italy and Germany again in September. Kane, who was on the pitch against Switzerland in 2015 when Rooney bettered the previous best of 49 goals set by Bobby Charlton, added the significance of the accomplishment wasn't lost on him. I was lucky enough to be playing on the pitch and actually scored when Wayne broke the record himself," he said. England next travel to Munich, where they will face Germany on Tuesday.
