Harry Kane Statue Finds Permanent Home in East London

After years in storage, the statue of England's football captain is unveiled at Peter May Sports Centre.

The £7,200 statue of Harry Kane was commissioned by Waltham Forest Council and had been in storage for nearly five years due to difficulties in finding a suitable location.
The statue, depicting Kane sitting with a football in his lap, is now permanently installed at the Peter May Sports Centre in Walthamstow, London.
Initial plans to install the statue at Chingford station and Ridgeway Park were abandoned due to safety concerns and other logistical issues.
Harry Kane expressed pride in the statue, hoping it will inspire young players, and reflected on his career starting in Walthamstow.
Kane recently contributed to England's 5-0 victory over Ireland, further solidifying his status as England's all-time top goal scorer with 69 goals.