Tottenham striker Harry Kane’s comments from 2017 will make for difficult reading for him in wake of Sunday’s Carabao Cup final defeat.
Kane is one of the best strikers on the planet, and has been for some time now. At the stage he is at in his career, he deserves to be competing for the biggest prizes on offer.
Unfortunately for Kane, he is yet to win a single major trophy. Yesterday’s Carabao Cup final defeat to Man City was yet another low in the England forward’s club career.
Kane could not have predicted that he would go so long in his football career without tasting victory. These comments from him himself back in 2017 confirm that.
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Harry Kane said this back in 2017.
He’s still waiting to win his first trophy 🏆⏳ pic.twitter.com/DBdPJOcVg3
— ESPN FC (@ESPNFC) April 25, 2021
You sense that things could really be different for Kane this summer, with his desire to succeed surely outweighing his loyalty to Tottenham, a sinking ship.
With Mauricio Pochettino and Jose Mourinho both having failed to deliver Kane silverware, it’s hard to imagine the next manager through the door fairing any different.