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‘Next level’: Coady defends Tottenham player in England training after Kyle Walker comments

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Conor Coady has stated that Tottenham Hotspur striker Harry Kane has ‘next level finishing’ in England training, as he told LADbible TV.

The Everton centre-back defended Kane from comments by Manchester City’s Kyle Walker, who stated that ‘his finishing is meant to be good’.

This comes after, both Walker and Raheem Sterling, were given statements or asked questions, to which they had to either agree with, strongly agree, disagree or strongly disagree.

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One of the first questions that was put on the table was – ‘Harry Kane is the best trainer in the England squad?’

Whilst Sterling bigged up his England captain, his former club teammate Walker added ‘I wouldn’t say he is the best’, which was defended by Coady.

“His finishing in training is next level though, isn’t it?!” said Coady. “With him, he could score five goals. Some strikers score five goals, then try to dink the next one.

“He never does that. He slaps it in the goal, no matter what. He is focused every time he gets a chance in front of goal.”

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KANE PUSHING FOR ANOTHER GOLDEN BOOT?

The 2022 World Cup in Qatar is upon us and Gareth Southgate’s side are one of the favourites to go all the way.

Kane was the Golden Boot winner for the 2018 version in Russia, no player in history has won back-to-back, so could the man leading Tottenham’s line write his name into the history books?

In truth, if he does, then it will bode well for England because, with final and semi-final appearances during their last two tournaments, the feeling will be that this is now the time for the country to finally end its long wait to win a major trophy.

The Three Lions will kick off proceedings next Monday when they take on Iran, before a Friday night clash against the USA followed by a home nations showdown against Wales.