Harry Kane says England story is ‘not over yet’ as he eyes long-awaited trophy

The captain became his country’s all-time leading scorer when he surpassed Wayne Rooney’s record of 52 goals last year and took his tally to 63 when he scored in Monday’s 3-0 win over Bosnia and Herzegovina.Trophies have so far evaded him for club and country, but he could put that right this summer by leading England to Euro 2024 glory.Kane, whose footballing journey is featured in a new exhibition at the FIFA Museum in Zurich, said: “Becoming England’s all-time top scorer is a dream I never dared to imagine as a kid kicking a ball around in the park.”It’s an unbelievable feeling. And for…