Harry Kane's wife Kate planning 'Euro summer to remember' with fellow WAGs in Germany

The current wives and girlfriends formed strong bonds at the Qatar World Cup and could replicate the fun in Germany where the Kane's live in a £30m mansion

England's wives and girlfriends are planning a summer to remember in Germany while their partners fight for glory on the country’s football pitches

With the Euros tournament due to begin on June 14, Harry Kane’s wife Kate is leading the organisation of a season of partying and socialising.

The England captain and his wife, both 30, moved into a £30million Munich mansion last year so Kate has some local knowledge to draw on.

The summer of fun could be a re-run of the team’s partners’ adventures in 2006 under laissez-faire manager Sven-Goran Eriksson.

That year, in the beautiful spa town of Baden Baden, Coleen Rooney partied alongside Cheryl Cole and Victoria Beckham.

Eriksson, who revealed a terminal cancer diagnosis last week, was happy for the partners of Wayne Rooney, Ashley Cole, David Beckham and others to paint the town red during England’s World Cup efforts.

The current crop of wives and girlfriends formed strong bonds at 2022’s Qatar World Cup and still keep in touch. Many stayed on board MSC World Europa, a luxury cruise liner docked in Doha.

So they are now searching for a similar luxury base to recreate the memorable experience.

Key members of the party crew include fitness instructor Kate, Fern Maguire, 29, wife of Manchester United defender Harry, 30, and 29-year-old keeper Jordan Pickford ’s wife Megan Davison, 27.

They are also close to 28-year-old Jack Grealish ’s girlfriend Sasha Attwood, 27, and 28-year-old Luke Shaw ’s partner Anouska Santos, 31.

A source said: “They believe they can have an amazing holiday together, – the wives, and in some cases, the kids too.”

This summer Kate, Megan and Fern are likely to take their entire families along.

Harry’s dad Pat will be enjoying the action again with Sean Rice, father of midfielder Declan, 25, and an’ army of other proud parents.

England’s first match kicks off in Gelsenkirchen on June 16 against Serbia, before a trip to Frankfurt for Denmark and then on to Cologne for Slovenia.

In qualifying for the Euros, England played eight matches, winning six and drawing two but losing none. They scored 22 goals at an average of 2.75 per match.

Manager Gareth Southgate is making no assumptions of easy progress in the euros though. He told Sky Sports after the draw was revealed late last year:”We have had consistency of performance and results.

“But a new tournament means a new challenge and the first objective is to get out of the group again.