EXCLUSIVE: Kane always had eye on England's armband!

A set of never-seen-before photographs from Harry Kane’s childhood suggest the England captain had designs on the national team’s armband even as a 14-year-old.

The first in a set of the young Kane shared exclusively with Sportsmail shows the Tottenham icon wearing a replica England jersey and armband while attending a private five-a-side tournament.

Another photograph taken from the Kane family archive reveals how he was playing with his head up even aged seven with his boyhood club Ridgeway Rovers in Chingford.

And his passion for England is shown in a holiday snap with father Pat and older brother Charlie, in which both boys are wearing the Three Lions jersey.

The photographs form part of a new exhibition celebrating Kane’s career at the Museum of London, which will run until December to coincide with the World Cup.

It includes other family photography, memorabilia and family items, including a scrawled note from the five-year-old Kane which gave the exhibition its name: I want to play football.

One area of the exhibition is designed to look like a dressing room, with listening posts playing Kane’s preferred pre-match tunes.

They include three Ed Sheeran songs, Shivers, 2Step and Peru, which Sheeran recorded with Fireboy. The other tracks are El Incomprendido by Farruko, Victor Cardenas & DJ Adoni and Jack Harlow’s First Class.

Kane was named in the England squad for their four forthcoming Nations League fixtures on Tuesday, two days after helping Tottenham Hotspur reach the Champions League.

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The 28-year-old has enjoyed a hugely successful career but it did not always run smoothly early on.

Arsenal let him go as an