England captain Harry Kane presented former striker Peter Crouch with an England legacy cap during a recent visit to the Three Lions' camp. The presentation was captured in a video shared by the England men's national soccer team.
Kane and Crouch shared a moment following England's victory over Mexico, a match in which Kane contributed a goal and an assist. Crouch, who is also a FOX Sports World Cup analyst, was present in Mexico City as part of the network's "World Cup NOW" coverage.
Crouch, known for his 6-foot-7 frame, represented England in the 2006 and 2010 World Cups and earned 42 caps for his country. He also had an extensive Premier League career, playing 18 seasons for clubs including Liverpool, Tottenham, and Stoke City, and holds the Premier League record for the most career header goals with 53.
Kane, currently playing for Bayern Munich, has been a key figure for England in the ongoing World Cup. He has scored six goals in five matches, including braces against Croatia and DR Congo. England advanced through Group L, defeated Panama in the round of 32, and overcame DR Congo in the round of 16. The team is scheduled to face Norway in the quarterfinals on July 11 in Miami.