Arsenal legend Tony Adams is unimpressed by England coach Gareth Southgate's use of Harry Kane.
Adams feels the Tottenham striker is being played too deep.
He told The Sun: "Honestly, if I was a defender at this World Cup I would absolutely love playing against Harry Kane.
"He doesn't get in behind the defence and he doesn't face you up. He's a link player who is going deeper and deeper to get the ball.
"People probably feel I've got it in for Harry after I also said we should take the captaincy off him and give it to Declan Rice. But that isn't the case at all. And it's not an Arsenal-Spurs thing either.
"We need Harry Kane, he is obviously one of the best strikers in the world, you only have to look at his numbers, but if I was a centre-back up against him in Qatar I'd have a cigar on."
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