Burna Boy performed live at the World Cup final on Sunday alongside Shakira, before celebrating in New York with England soccer star Harry Kane.
Saturday’s third-place game against France marked the end of the World Cup journey for England, but the tournament came to an end on Sunday in New Jersey.
Six gruelling weeks in North America will certainly have taken a toll on the players, with the expectation for them all to jet off and enjoy some rest and relaxation in the sun.
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However, it appears as if Harry Kane remained in the United States in the days following Saturday’s victory over France in Miami.
The England captain was spotted in New York with rapper Burna Boy partying at a night club in the hours following his game in Florida.

Harry Kane spotted partying with Burna Boy after England’s World Cup
On the back of his performance at the World Cup final in New Jersey, the 35-year-old was seen at a New York night club, with Kane.
The England captain is not someone who has been regularly spotted out and about partying into the early hours, but it seems he could not pass up on the opportunity to meet Burna Boy.
Footage has been shared from inside a New York night club, where Kane could be seen speaking to the rap star.
Kane is a well-documented fan of Burna Boy, having previously been caught on camera in the Tottenham Hotspur dressing room signing and dancing to ‘Last Last’.
The 32-year-old has become a global superstar over recent years and has even become close friends with NFL legend Tom Brady.
During the World Cup, Kane admitted he’d played golf with Donald Trump recently, which goes to show just how big of a name the striker has become.
Boasting 20m followers on Instagram, the England captain has established himself as one of the most recognisable faces in the sport.
Burna Boy comes in just behind Kane with 18.3m followers on Instagram in what was a meeting of two global stars.
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