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Harry Kane said he is “proud” to represent London as he received the Freedom of the City at a ceremony in Guildhall on Thursday 25 May. The Tottenham Hotspur and England striker has been honoured for his outstanding sporting achievements. “I’m extremely grateful to London, what it’s given to me and the opportunities it has given me, I have been lucky enough to live here my whole life,” Kane said. “To represent not just England - but London as well - is something I’m extremely proud of.” Click here to sign up for our newsletters. Read More Furious Mikael Ymer smashes tennis racket on umpire’s chair at Lyon Open Crystal Palace star Eze receives first England call-up as Southgate names squad Ten Hag quizzed on Neymar links as he hints Rashford ready to return for Man United

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