Paul Scholes believes Harry Kane is at the "beginning of the end" of his England career, after he was left out of Lee Carsley's side to face Greece.

Harry Kane has said that England’s senior players know that the team culture can be lost quickly if they are “not careful”. The 31-year-old was speaking for the first time since his eye-catching interview this week where he reminded his team-mates of the importance of reporting for England duty this month.

Paul Scholes worries Harry Kane is coming towards the end of his international career with England, as he's looking a touch "out of place" for his country.

Harry Kane does not believe the 2026 World Cup will be his last chance to help England end their long wait for silverware. The England captain’s future with the national team has come under increasing scrutiny, with the 31-year-old surprisingly omitted from the starting line-up from last week’s match in Greece.

Beginning of the end' for Harry Kane's England career, says Manchester United legend - The captain was last week dropped for a crucial Nations League qualifier

Kane, 31, has come under criticism for his displays for the Three Lions this year and it recently resulted in him being left on the bench for their clash against Greece.