Harry Kane, the former beloved striker for Tottenham Hotspur, still holds a special place in his heart for his old club despite his departure to Bayern Munich in a £100 million deal during the summer. He recently expressed his ongoing connection and interest in Spurs during a press conference leading up to Bayern Munich’s Champions League clash with Manchester United.
Having spent the majority of his career at Tottenham, aside from a few loan stints with other clubs, Kane’s departure was a significant transition. He etched his name into the annals of Tottenham’s history as their all-time leading scorer, with an impressive 278 goals, and holds the same title for England’s national team. His bond with the club and its fans remains strong.
Now donning the Bayern Munich jersey, Kane is about to face a familiar adversary in the upcoming Champions League group stage match against Manchester United. Speaking about his former club, he praised Tottenham’s fantastic start to the Premier League season under the guidance of new manager Ange Postecoglou. Spurs’ early success, securing four wins and a draw in their initial five matches, has positioned them second in the table, just behind Manchester City.
Kane eagerly acknowledged the approaching North London Derby against Arsenal, a fixture that has always carried immense significance for both players and fans. He emphasized the excitement surrounding this clash and conveyed his optimism for Tottenham’s prospects throughout the season. Kane’s words revealed his continued interest in the club’s performance and his enduring affection for the team and its supporters.
As he prepared to face Manchester United in the Champions League, Kane took a moment to reflect on his Tottenham days and express his joy in witnessing the team’s progress. He acknowledged that he would forever keep an eye on Spurs and their matches, savoring the memories and wishing them success in the future. Despite the new chapter in his career, Harry Kane’s bond with Tottenham Hotspur remains an integral part of his journey in the world of football.
