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Kane's World Cup Future: Uncertain After Argentina Loss
16 Jul
Summary
- Harry Kane's future in the World Cup is uncertain after England's semifinal loss.
- England manager Thomas Tuchel is contracted until Euro 2028, with future uncertain.
- Several key England players, including Stones, Burn, and Henderson, likely won't play in 2030.
Harry Kane has expressed uncertainty regarding his participation in the 2030 World Cup following England's 2-1 semifinal defeat to Argentina. The 32-year-old forward, who scored six goals in the current tournament held in North America, stated it is too early to make a decision about his future.
Manager Thomas Tuchel, whose current contract with England extends to the end of Euro 2028, has no immediate plans to step down. The English FA also reportedly intends to keep him for the 2028 European Championship. However, his involvement in the 2030 World Cup may depend on England's performance at Euro 2028.
Several veteran England players are unlikely to feature in the 2030 World Cup. At 32, John Stones' participation is doubtful, while Dan Burn (34) and Jordan Henderson (36) will almost certainly not be involved. Players like Ollie Watkins, Ivan Toney, and Jordan Pickford, all in their early thirties, must also consider their longevity.
