England captain Wayne Rooney will set a goalscoring mark that will be hard to beat, according to team-mate Chris Smalling.
Rooney became England's all-time leading goalscorer with his 50th international goal on Tuesday, breaking Sir Bobby Charlton's record with a penalty in a 2-0 win over Switzerland in Euro 2016 qualifying.
Smalling, also a club team-mate of Rooney's, said he expected the 29-year-old to add to his tally in a huge way.
"He's got no sign of letting up," he said.
"I think when he finishes his career he's going to set a marker that's going to be very hard to beat."
Smalling played 90 minutes at Wembley, where Harry Kane opened the scoring before Rooney's late penalty.
"It's a massive honour and I'll be keeping my shirt to say that I was there when Wayne Rooney broke that record," Smalling said.
