"Good question. I'm 32 now and sometimes you get to an age where people just assume you are going to start slowing down and assume it's coming to an end. But I feel like I'm in the prime of my career, and I just touched on the numbers I'm putting up and physically how I feel. Even if I look at the running data from this season, I'm running as much as I've ever run before, so it's hard to say."
"Even if I look at the running data from this season, I'm running as much as I've ever run before, so it's hard to say. I feel like I could play for many more years and I feel like I'm right in the prime of what I want to do, and hopefully that lasts for another few years. As we know in football, things can change pretty quickly, so we will see. Right now, I feel really good."
Harry Kane, at 32, acknowledges common assumptions that strikers begin to slow down with age. He states that he feels in the prime of his career and cites his current performance numbers and physical condition. He notes that running data from the season shows he is running as much as ever. Kane expresses belief that he could play for many more years and that he is in the prime of what he wants to do. He adds that football can change quickly and only time will tell, but that he presently feels really good.
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