Harry Kane says it's too early to decide on 2030 World Cup

England captain Harry Kane has said it is too early to decide whether he will compete in the 2030 FIFA World Cup, following his team's semifinal exit from the 2026 tournament. England lost 2-1 to Argentina in Atlanta on Wednesday, July 15, with Argentina scoring two late goals to advance to the final against Spain on July 19. Kane, who scored six goals at this World Cup, will lead England in a third-place playoff against France on Saturday, July 18.

Speaking after the semifinal defeat, the 32-year-old striker emphasized his commitment to the national team but adopted a cautious approach about his future. He stated that he evaluates his career year by year and noted that four years is a long time away. Kane, who turns 33 this summer, referenced the longevity of Argentina's Lionel Messi, who is 39 and still performing at an elite level, as a reason not to impose limits on his own career.

The question of Kane's international future has sparked debate, with former England defender Gary Neville suggesting the striker's best chance for World Cup glory may have passed. Neville, who experienced a similar moment of realization at age 31, said he believes Kane will recognize this was...