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Harry Kane snubs Foden, Bellingham, Guehi and Jones when the five best teammates on the England team

_Harry Kane Reveals His Top 5 England Teammates, Snubbing Foden, Bellingham, and More_

England captain Harry Kane has named the top 5 teammates he’s played with for the Three Lions, and some of the omissions may raise eyebrows. Kane, who has played alongside some of the best English talent for both club and country, revealed his top 5 picks in a recent interview.

_Kane’s Top 5 England Teammates_

1. *David Beckham*: Kane praised Beckham’s exceptional crossing ability and vision on the pitch.
2. *Steven Gerrard*: Kane hailed Gerrard as a “leader” and “one of the greatest midfielders” he’s played with.
3. *Frank Lampard*: Kane admired Lampard’s goal-scoring prowess and ability to control the tempo of the game.
4. *Ashley Cole*: Kane lauded Cole’s defensive expertise and ability to read the game.
5. *Wayne Rooney*: Kane praised Rooney’s incredible talent, work rate, and leadership qualities.

_Notable Omissions_

Kane’s list raised eyebrows due to the absence of several talented young English players, including:

– Phil Foden
– Jude Bellingham
– Marc Guehi
– Curtis Jones

_Fan Reaction_

England fans took to social media to discuss Kane’s top 5 picks:

“Respect to Kane for naming Beckham, Gerrard, and Lampard. Those guys are legends” – @ThreeLions (Twitter)

“Surprised Foden and Bellingham didn’t make the cut. They’re the future of English football” – @EnglandTillWeDie (Instagram)

_Pundit Analysis_

Sky Sports’ Jamie Carragher praised Kane’s choices:

“Kane’s picked players who have achieved greatness for England. Beckham, Gerrard, and Lampard are all legends of the game.”

BBC Sport’s Phil McNulty added:

“Kane’s list shows his respect for the older generation of English players. However, it’s also interesting to see who he didn’t pick. Foden and Bellingham are clearly talented, but maybe Kane sees them as still developing.”

_What’s Next?_

As the debate surrounding Kane’s top 5 picks continues, England will aim to:

1. Build on their recent successes and push for major tournament glory
2. Integrate their talented young players into the team and develop their skills
3. Continue to develop a strong team ethos and identity under Gareth Southgate’s management

Some potential questions to explore further:

1. Do you agree with Kane’s top 5 picks, or do you think he’s overlooked some other talented English players?
2. How do you think Foden, Bellingham, and other young English players will respond to being snubbed by Kane?
3. What impact might Kane’s comments have on team morale and dynamics within the England squad?

_Match Stats (England’s recent form):_

– Wins: 5
– Draws: 2
– Losses: 1
– Goals scored: 15
– Goals conceded: 5

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