Wayne Rooney has backed England captain Harry Kane to break his record tally of 53 international goals for the nation.
Former Everton and Manchester United forward Rooney came out of international retirement to feature for England against the United States on Thursday, as Gareth Southgate's side ran out 3-0 winners at Wembley.
Rooney, who inspired DC United to the MLS play-offs, almost marked his 120th and final cap with a goal, but saw his low strike saved by Brad Guzan.
Prior to the friendly, which was played in honour of the Wayne Rooney Foundation, Kane and FA chairman Greg Clarke made a presentation to the 33-year-old.
A great end to @WayneRooney's @England career. Lots of money raised for charity and a solid win. A good night. #England #ThreeLions #ENGUSA pic.twitter.com/9m3HAKHVgU
— Harry Kane (@HKane) November 15, 2018
And Rooney hopes that one day, it will be him presenting an award to Kane – who has scored 19 times for his country – for breaking the record goals haul in an England shirt.
"I look forward to presenting him with the trophy," Rooney told BBC Radio 5 Live.
"I asked Harry to present me with the award because I believe he will beat my goalscoring record.
"It was great to be out there in front of the fans again and it was special for me and my family."
