The English national team striker, Harry Kane, appeared in a press statement after the 2-0 victory over Albania in the tenth round of the European qualifiers for the World Cup.

The English striker said, "First of all, winning eight matches in the last eight games and scoring 22 goals without conceding any is a testament to the great work done by all the players who participated in the various camps."

The English striker expressed his happiness at scoring two goals today with the national team, adding: "On a personal level, I am very pleased to have scored two goals and helped the team."

Kane also praised the important role played by the substitutes in the last match, emphasizing that the team's success next summer depends on the readiness of all players: "It was another night where we needed players from the bench to make the necessary impact. We will need every player to do their part if we want to succeed next summer (World Cup)."

The England captain spoke about the atmosphere within the team recently, saying: "The recent camps have been amazing. Finishing the qualifiers in this manner is incredibly exciting."

In conclusion, Kane mentioned coach Thomas Tuchel's feelings after the end of the international break: "I think he's sad because he won't see us for the next four or five months."