England captain returns to his Walthamstow roots for unveiling ceremony of life-size statue kept hidden for four years.

A shiny metal likeness of England soccer captain Harry Kane has become the latest statue of a sports star to face criticism for failing to capture the essence of its subject.

A statue of England captain Harry Kane has been unveiled in London on Monday, several years after being commissioned and completed by the council where he grew up.

The England team have a multitude of longstanding issues which are yet to be resolved. The failure to develop a midfielder who can seize a game like Luka Modric, a chronic tendency to pick a side on star power rather than functional chemistry,

Tottenham Hotspur player Harry Kane got a statue of himself made around five years ago that “was initially set to be placed on a platform at Chingford station, but those plans were shelved following a risk assessment carried out by TFL” (via Express UK).

A statue of Harry Kane has finally been unveiled after years in storage – but England fans all appear to have one particular issue with it. Initially commissioned by Waltham Forest Council in 2019, the life-size statue of the striker cost £7,