Chris Ramsey believes it would be "a dream come true" for Tottenham and QPR to see Harry Kane and Charlie Austin form an England strike force.
The Rangers boss and former Spurs coach challenged top-flight clubs to value English players just as highly as big-money imports with "exotic names".
Ramsey helped guide Kane from academy starlet to Premier League goal machine at Spurs, and reckons the U21 star fully deserves an England call-up.
"That would be a dream come true for most people from those two clubs," Ramsey said of a Kane-Austin England partnership.
"I think they are both very good players, both hard-working, both very focused, and I'm sure that they would be a match for any defence if they played together.
"I think Harry Kane has been good enough for England for a while.
"We tend to bash a lot of the young players in and around the clubs.
"We tend to look at people from abroad and just automatically think they are better, just because they are from other countries with exotic names.
"It's not just Harry Kane I'm thinking of - I'm looking at loads of other clubs with loads of other English players that could be considered for the Premier League.
"Because managers are under pressure, they tend to stick to what would be seen as the tried and tested expensive players, when we do have a lot of good English players who could play in the Premier League, gain the experience.
"They can play on the international stage, and let's treat them the same way that we treat the more exotic-named players.
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