The England football captain attended a ceremony in the City of London with his family.
England's football captain Harry Kane says he is "grateful" for the honourHe was recognised for his outstanding sporting achievementsJess WarrenEngland football captain Harry Kane says he is "grateful" to have received the Freedom of the City of London.The Freedom of the City is an ancient tradition believed to have first been given in 1237.
"I am extremely grateful to London and what it has given me, the opportunities it has given me. I have been lucky to live here my whole life pretty much.His wife Kate, their three children and other family members were at the event. He was nominated by Chris Hayward, the City Corporation's policy chairman, and his deputy Keith Bottomley.More on this story
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