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Conservative Party Chairman backs knighthood for England captain Harry Kane
Conservative Party Chairman Kevin Hollinrake endorsed a knighthood for England captain Harry Kane after the team's World Cup win over Mexico. Hollinrake made the comments to GB News on July 6, 2026. He praised Kane's leadership and the squad's performance.
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Conservative Party Chairman Kevin Hollinrake backed calls for England captain Harry Kane to be knighted on July 6, 2026, following England's World Cup victory over Mexico. Speaking to GB News, Hollinrake said he saw no reason for the delay in the honor. "I don't know why he isn't already, he's fantastic, and what an ambassador for Britain, for the country he is," he stated.
Hollinrake also described Kane's emotional post-match interview. "And I saw his interview this morning, he could hardly speak, could he? He was squeaking more than speaking, but it was just amazing," he said.
The chairman praised the full team. "Every single player in that team, they made us so proud. It was fantastic to watch," Hollinrake added. GB News reported the remarks.
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