England captain Harry Kane has praised young team-mate Josh King, after the teenager revealed his first major Three Lions memory was the 2018 World Cup.

Kane was speaking to the media before England's Nations League clash with Croatia at Wembley on Thursday (7:45pm GMT), alongside manager Thomas Tuchel.

Although King was included in Tuchel's Three Lions training group for the 2026 World Cup, this will be the Fulham playmaker's first camp where he is in contention for his senior debut.

"It's pretty crazy, I remember talking to Myles [Lewis-Skelly] a few camps ago and I was asking him about his early England memories and he said 2018 and it was crazy," Kane said.

"It makes me feel a little bit older than I would want but it's just a reminder of how young some of these guys are, but we have given this younger generation a lot of good moments and reasons to cheer.

"It just motivates me to help some of these younger players and newer members in the squad to experience what we have had.

"Josh has been great, he was great in the summer in the prep camp, he's been really good here and he is having a great season. Everyone is fitting in pretty nicely into the squad."

King has started every Premier League game so far this season, and has three goal involvements to his name this campaign.