Kane: The success at Bayern will help me. England can beat any team if they play at the level they deserve.

November 16th: The England team will play its final World Cup qualifying match against Albania on Sunday night. Team forward Kane was interviewed by the media before the game. In it, he talked about his current state, the changes in the team compared to last year, competition within the team and other topics.

-On his current form:

Kane: "I've had my moments throughout my career when I've been in good form, but I think overall, physically, mentally and obviously the number of goals scored and the way I'm involved in the game - it's Probably more than I did in previous years and it all comes together really well."

"Playing for England I always felt like I was playing for one of the best teams in the world and with Bayern I feel like we're in a really good phase. It's helped me and it's helped me get opportunities. It's been a really good season so far."

-On the changes in the team environment over the year:

Kane: "The difference is, with the change in coaching, the feeling in how we work and things. It's different in every way. I've always felt that environment was a big part of our culture and what we were trying to build - even with Southgate, that was a big identity we had between Southgate and Tuchel, I think. Talking about that training camp in November, that was a huge difference. "I think everyone felt ready to be a part of it and they wanted to come in and show what they could do. The manager showed he deserves to be selected next summer and that was the message after the game against Latvia. I know we are in the middle of the season - games every three or four days, which is a very brutal period, but the important thing is that we still have time to solidly improve. Something we can prepare for the summer."

"We only have two games after tomorrow, and then the roster will basically be announced. We will only have a few training sessions between now and then. Even though players like Guey are injured, they still come here, participate in tactical meetings, watch our training, and stay here, which is very important because we don't have much time to convey all the information between now and the summer. "

-On the competition within the team:

Kane: "There's fierce competition for positions in a lot of positions. I think everyone kind of knows where they are, where they're going to play and who the competition is - I think that allows everyone to go into training camp and feel Feeling free and knowing, ‘OK, I need to work hard, I need to train well, I need to impress the manager. ’”

“Even though you’re competing for teammates, that healthy competition is pushing each other to a higher standard, and that’s the key. "I think the manager has been very clear in his communication with the players and I think it will remain that way until the tournament starts."

-On looking forward to the World Cup:

Kane: "I think it's a big difference being in a World Cup year. It's the biggest tournament you can play in your career, so I think there's naturally a higher level of motivation - knowing it's not far away, knowing that the manager won't have much time to watch you play or train between now and then. You need to prove yourself and why you're in the team."

-On the last game in 2025:

Kane: "The last game of the year in an England shirt, winning is always important because it's about momentum. Especially because we won't be together again for about four months, so you don't want to leave with a feeling of defeat."

"Also, we know we have qualified and Albania are in the play-offs, but we haven't conceded a goal yet, I think. "That's huge motivation - to try and not concede a goal throughout the qualifying campaign will be a special achievement."

"At the end of the day, I think the challenge is almost always on us as England, you're the favorite in most games. The key is to get to where we are. If we get to where we are, we feel like we can beat any team in the world and we have to get to that level every time we step on the court."