On Monday, Harry Kane broke the record for most international goals scored by Brazilian icon Ronaldo.
After scoring a goal in England’s 3-0 victory over Bosnia-Herzegovina, Kane accomplished this achievement.
Trent Alexander-Arnold of Liverpool and Cole Palmer of Chelsea each scored a penalty to give England a 2-0 lead in the friendly.
The victory was then completed by Kane with a close-range goal during a goalmouth scramble.
His 63rd goal in international football moved him one goal clear of Ronaldo.
Although Kane has more dazzling stats, many believe Ronaldo to be the best No. 9 in the history of international football.
Ronaldo scored 62 goals in 98 appearances for Brazil’s national team, while the Bayern Munich striker has scored 63 goals in 90 matches for the Three Lions.
