Liam Gallagher sends hilarious Harry Kane message after viral England clip | OneFootball

Oasis lead Liam Gallagher has sent a hilarious message to Harry Kane after a clip of the England captain went viral on social media...

Despite coming through the ranks with Tottenham Hotspur, Harry Kane made his name in the EFL with the likes of Leyton Orient, Millwall, and Leicester City before becoming an England hero at numerous World Cups.

Harry Kane has scored 85 goals in 119 appearances for England, 213 in 320 Premier League games, and 146 in 147 matches for Bayern Munich. However, that all came after nine goals in 35 Championship games and five in 18 in League One.

Like many in the England squad, Kane had to find his feet in football in the EFL. Millwall saw the best of the 32-year-old before he exploded into life with Spurs and never looked back. He is now one of England's greatest ever players, with the most goals and the third-most caps.

His penalty sealed England's win at The Azteca against Mexico, with Jude Bellingham opening the scoring via a brace and with England going on to hang on with ten men for a famous win in their history. Only four players in World Cup history have scored more than the Englishman (Ronaldo Nazario, Miroslav Klose, Kylian Mbappe, and Lionel Messi).

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The full-time whistle sparked wild celebrations across the country in the early hours of Monday morning, but few things have gone more viral than Kane's interview following yet another rendition of Oasis' Wonderwall for the players and fans together.

Kane was interviewed via the BBC and struggled to speak after losing his voice during the singing, stating: "My voice is gone. I've just been singing there, I can't really talk. Well, just look at them here, incredible, speechless, I can't even talk so."

The song has been a feature of England's victories in their wins over Croatia, Panama, DR Congo, and now Mexico. Written by Noel Gallagher the lead vocals on Wonderwall, however, were sung by his brother, Liam Gallagher.

Per Music Radar, Noel has often said that Liam's distinctive voice was a major reason the song became such a classic. The song is one of the most distinctively British anthems and is also a regular for lovers of karaoke as well.

Oh I’ll show Harry how it’s done."

Harry Kane was shaped by the EFL

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Harry Kane's journey through the English game is a reminder that even the very best do not always follow a straightforward path. After emerging from Tottenham Hotspur's academy, he honed his craft with valuable EFL loan spells at Leyton Orient, Millwall, Norwich, and Leicester before establishing himself as one of world football's elite strikers.

Like many others in the England squad, those loans and EFL experiences helped shape them. The complete centre-forward he became, combining prolific goalscoring with outstanding link-up play and creativity, was only possible by having the time to develop in the EFL.

By 2026, Kane is England's all-time leading goalscorer, one of the country's most-capped players and has continued rewriting records for club and country, strengthening his claim to be England's greatest-ever footballer. While figures such as Bobby Charlton and Bobby Moore will always be revered for lifting the World Cup, Kane has put himself in that conversation.

He has done so through remarkable consistency, longevity, and more statistical achievements by the day, which ensure he belongs firmly in that conversation. Beating Norway would be another step towards him becoming immortal, with the quarter-finals to come soon.