HARRY Kane Has Vowed To "Give It Everything" For A Tragic England Fan Who Collapsed And Died Whilst Celebrating His Goal In Opposition To Germany.

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HARRY Kane Has Vowed To "Give It Everything" For A Tragic England Fan Who Collapsed And Died Whilst Celebrating His Goal In Opposition To Germany.

 Charlie Naughton, 29, was watching the Euro 2020 game with household and pals on Tuesday when the horror unfolded.


Paramedics worked on the footie fan for three hours but tragically he could not be saved.


Three Lions captain Kane has now tweeted paying tribute to Charlie.


He said: "I'm so sorry to hear about Charlie passing away - my thoughts and condolences go out to his household and friends.


"We will give it everything tomorrow and for the rest of the tournament for followers like Charlie. RIP Charlie Naughton."


Other tributes have flooded in for the "passionate" England and Chelsea fan, who had just became 29.


Blues player Reece James said: "Rest in peace Charlie. KTBFFH [Keep the blue flag flying high]".


His teammate Mason Mount quoted the Tweet with a blue heart emoji

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