HARRY KANE has been tipped by England boss Thomas Tuchel to star at the next World Cup — weeks before he turns 37.
The veteran Three Lions captain faces Spain in the tomorrow.
And said: “No problem, age is just age, it doesn’t matter.
“It is only about quality — and he still has a long way to go.”
The Wembley clash with the world champions represents the first step towards a home in 2028.
But Tuchel believes Kane, 33, who has scored 85 goals for his country, will carry on through to the 2030 World Cup in Spain, Portugal and Morocco.
The German said: “He’s getting better and better.
“He has added a level of physicality.
“He is so committed to the high press and being involved in every part of the match.
“Be it deep build-up, be it finishing, be it build-up play in the middle block, be it defending.
“He is the full package.”
is just four games away from equalling goalkeeper Peter Shilton’s record of 125 caps.
Earlier this week, he said: “Right now, I am feeling that I want to play for as long as I can here.
“It is easy at my age to start thinking about retirement.
“But I am trying to extract everything I can from the last two, five or ten years.”
Kane hit 73 goals for and England last term — and is a contender for next month’s Ballon d’Or.
Asked if his skipper should win, Tuchel told ITV Sport: “After this season, yes. 70-plus goals, three titles with Bayern Munich.”
