Kane, however, insists he is not a guaranteed starter for the Euros in France.
"All I can do is keep working hard and give the manager a problem, but I feel like I can score against any team in the world," Kane told British media.
"You have to believe in yourself as a striker, that if you get the opportunities you will put them away. You dream about scoring against teams like Germany on the big stage."
England play the Netherlands in a second international friendly at Wembley on Tuesday and Kane says he is prepared for the extra attention from defenders.
"Maybe I'll be a marked man in the summer. Again, that is football," he added.
"If you want to be one of the top players in the world, you have to deal with that. I am happy for the challenge."
England have been drawn in Group B for the June 10-July 10 Euro championships alongside Russia, Slovakia and Wales.
Manager Roy Hodgson's men kick-off their campaign against Russia on June 11.
(Reporting by Simon Jennings in Bengaluru)
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