Declan Rice: Harry Kane is a legendary figure who stacks up against any World Cup striker
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John Cross
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Declan Rice praises Harry Kane as a legendary figure in English football, stating he will tell his kids he played alongside him. After Kane scored twice in England's World Cup opener against Croatia, Rice claims the Bayern Munich striker stands up against any other striker at the tournament. Rice admits he sometimes gets starstruck by Kane's ability and believes England can win the World Cup this summer.
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