Tottenham striker Harry Kane insists England's squad is good enough to win silverware.
Not since the 1966 World Cup, a drought of 55 years, have the Three Lions tasted success on the international stage but Kane thinks the talent is there now.
He told the Evening Standard: "I hope my mum doesn't mind me revealing her age, but she was born in 1966. My dad was born in 1964, so he was two when England won the World Cup.
"That is how long ago we are talking about, and it's down to us to put that right.
"I think if I finish my career as a footballer without winning a major trophy for England, I would see that as a failure.
"I know we are still progressing, still got room to improve, but that is the goal and I think we can do that."
