Kane emphasized the team's determination to approach every international fixture with professionalism regardless of the circumstances surrounding the match.
"I'm proud of the boys, how we approached this game. It wasn't easy to find the mentality.
We said before that every time you represent England it should be a proud moment. It's the least we deserved, to grab a medal," said Kane.
The six-goal display highlighted England's offensive potential during high-stakes international competition.
"The game is impossible to judge because it's a complete opposite to what that would've been if it was a final.
It shows the quality we have. To score six against anyone you have to play a certain way and play well," said Kane.
Reflecting on recent tournament runs, Kane noted the incremental progress the team has made on the international stage.
"Every time you get closer, knock on the door. You think you've learned and you have but we just have to keep going," said Kane.
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Looking ahead to upcoming competitive fixtures, the captain urged the team to use the tournament experience to prepare for future challenges.
"It's easy to go away and talk about it. We need to get better at actually being in those situations.
We can train, play the qualifiers… I think the Nations League will be big for us, against Spain and Croatia, big teams," said Kane.
Kane highlighted the necessity of maintaining form against top-tier opponents in major international environments.
