ENGLAND players were reportedly misled into signing a copy of the US Declaration of Independence.
Among the Three Lions players who allegedly signed this historic document was Harry Kane.
The prank occurred during their World Cup training camp in Kansas City, Missouri.
On TikTok, the prankster commented: “I think this is going to go well.
“I bet they’ll just sign it without a second thought. Harry Kane – that’s definitely our main target. The big guy.
“Any other signatures are fine, but we really want Harry Kane’s.”
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The Declaration of Independence was the document that founded the United States in 1776.
Other England players reportedly involved include Bukayo Saka, Elliot Anderson, Anthony Gordon, and Jordan Henderson.
One fan humorously asked: “Does this mean they now have to play for Team USA?”
Another quipped: “This is the ultimate troll in trolling history.”
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The England squad set up their World Cup base in Kansas last week.
They previously held a training camp and played two friendly matches in Florida before the tournament began.
Equipment worth thousands went missing during transport, resulting in two arrests.
England’s first match in Group L is against Croatia in Dallas on Wednesday.
They will also compete against Ghana and Panama in the group stages.
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