Harry Kane, the striker of the English Tottenham, showed on the field that he manages equally well in the role of the classic nine and as the organizer.
In the last six games in the Premier League, he recorded five goals and four assists and was the most deserving for five victories in that series, so Tottenham is not light years away from the Champions League, because his team is now in fourth place in the Premier League.
His game and providing great games on the field did not go unnoticed.
Namely, the former French football player David Ginola, who played for Tottenham from 1997-to 2000. year, he compared Kane to Diego Armando Maradona, after Tottenham’s victory over Newcastle.
“Harry Kane is the new playmaker of the Spars. He is now like the new Diego Maradona. Long passes, short pass, he has it all. If in the future he has any offers from the clubs that win trophies – he should leave. At the end of your career, what is watched and counted is the list of trophies you have won, ”said David Ginola.
Jermain Defoe was not immune to Kane’s game either.
“He never loses the ball, his ability to pass is amazing. He is a complete football player, he plays brilliantly “.
Then his coach Conte, who leads the Tottenham team, commented on his game.
“Harry sets a great example for his teammates. When you see him working hard, you will surely get the urge to work hard. Thank him for that. He is currently enjoying this type of football and we must continue to play like this because I see that many players are making great progress. The players and Tottenham are growing,” said Conte.
He commented on his game against Newcastle:
“He played amazing. I told him it was a shame he didn’t score a goal, but he played in a fantastic way. Hee creates chances and scores goals, and the very fact that we know the team makes her strong. I like him as a person. Some talented players do not want to work, that is not the case with him. I found a player who is a great man. Top players often work less, sometimes they are a little lazy. He has a desire to play in all competitions “, concluded Conte.
