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Harry Kane considers NFL kicking alongside future MLS career

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England captain Harry Kane reveals he could combine a future career in Major League Soccer with his long-held ambition of becoming an NFL kicker. Read More: https://punchng.com/harry-kane-considers-nfl-kicking-alongside-future-mls-career/

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