Harry Kane trusts England partner Raheem Sterling has been subjected to “unreasonable” detailing. Kane and Sterling began forthright together in England’s 2-1 World Cup warm-up prevail upon Nigeria on Saturday.
It finished a troublesome week for Sterling, whose choice to have a rifle inked onto his leg wound up headline news. The tattoo was done months prior in any case, and was in remembrance his dad, who was shot and killed when Sterling was only two.
It was then detailed that the Manchester City forward had turned up late for obligation a fortnight prior because of a mistake with flights, for which he apologized to the entire squad. Kane feels that a portion of the scope has been “totally unjustifiable”, however that that is the idea of the monster.
“I think there’s some criticism and articles that go around which are completely unfair but unfortunately that’s part of the world we live in.
“In camp the focus is solely on football, the matches and building that team chemistry. And that’s what we’ve been doing.
“Raheem’s very strong mentally. He’s been training very well, he’s come out today and played excellently.
“As players, all we can do is fight and play for our country to the best of our ability.”