Staggering sum Harry Kane raked in last year revealed – and it’s set to rocket even more after World Cup

ENGLAND captain Harry Kane raked in more than £48million last year on and off the field — with his post-World Cup earning power set to rocket. And fellow Three Lions idol Jude Bellingham has hired a top image rights lawyer who brokered golfer Rory McIlroy’s £156million Nike sponsorship Three Lions idols Harry Kane and Jude Bellingham Credit: Getty Kane raked in more than £48million last year on and off the field Credit: Shutterstock Editorial Sources say Jude and girlfriend Ashlyn Castro are set to become the new Posh and Becks by taking on joint commercial contracts. It means Harry and Jude will still cash in, despite last week’s semi-final defeat to Argentina. Sign up for the Football newsletter Thank you! Harry, 32, earns £400,000-a-week at Bayern Munich — £20.8million a year. And he has made £16.1million in property investments. Assets in HK28 Ltd, which handles his deals, also climbed to £11.4million. Kane has generated huge sums from image rights and a string of sponsorship deals. Before the World Cup, he signed with health technology company Oura Ring and Google Gemini. Sports marketing expert Rich Johnson said: “He could max out, appear everywhere, if he wanted to, but the decisions being made are very deliberate. They’re not chasing a quick buck.” Most read in Sport Team-mate Jude is preparing to elevate his own earning power after hiring a top lawyer to run his image rights company. Oliver Hunt, who was behind McIlroy’s megabucks Nike deal, has joined Jude’s firm Bello and Bello Ltd. Bellingham, 23, on £19.7million a year at Real Madrid, already has deals with Louis Vuitton, Lucozade, McDonald’s, EA Sports and Adidas. He is worth around £40million. Sports marketing consultant Tim Crow said Jude is following in the footsteps of the former England captain Sir David Beckham with his bid to build “Brand Bellingham” worldwide. A 1966 World Cup shirt worn by England’s Roger Hunt against France sold for £11,000 at an auction in Devizes, Wilts — but nobody bid for one signed in 2003 by Argentina’s Diego Maradona. Comment now