Harry Kane has bid farewell to his former Tottenham teammates and staff after being given permission to reunite with them on Tuesday at Enfield.

Prior to England’s match against Italy in the Euro 2024 qualifying round, the 30-year-old, who left Spurs to join Bayern Munich in August for a reported £86.4 million transfer fee, visited the Spurs training facility one again. In preparation for their 1-0 triumph over Australia at Wembley, Gareth Southgate’s team practiced at St George’s Park. However, before facing the Azzurri, they made the decision to stay closer to London.

Kane came with the team at Tottenham’s training facility, where he was seen in action with the rest of the England team getting ready for the match. Kane was able to reunite with his former Spurs teammates as the Three Lions were preparing to depart for the national stadium, according to the Daily Mail.

Kane was given permission to visit Tottenham’s first-team facilities during that period as they intensified their preparations for Monday’s home game against Fulham. He also said goodbye to the people he had worked with over the years. Even though several players, including Heung min-Son, were still on international duty with their respective nations, Kane was still able to interact with his old teammates in this process.

Kane left his childhood club to join Bayern during the summer transfer window, and that was more than two months ago. On the eve of their season-opening match against Brentford, Spurs reluctantly cashed in on their hero, the England captain, who had scored 30 Premier League goals the previous campaign.

Tottenham has performed well under Ange Postecoglou despite losing Kane, and they presently lead the Premier League. They are one of just two teams without a loss in the league with 20 points from their opening eight games, with rivals from north London Arsenal being the other.

Harry Kane trained with England at Tottenham's training ground earlier this week

When Kane was questioned about Spurs’ form last week, he responded, “It’s nice to see. I left in an effort to finally win some silverware. I believe I’ve mentioned it before, but with the way they’re playing, the manager is doing a wonderful job for them. After the previous few years, the fans have their team’s full support, which is exactly what they needed.

I’ll continue to follow Spurs and the Premier League. Although there is still a long way to go, the manager was right when he noted that there is no reason why the fans shouldn’t be thrilled with how things are progressing. Let’s hope they can go on.

 

I have made it clear my whole career I am a Tottenham fan and I would love to see Tottenham do well. There is no other team in the Premier League I would want to win than Tottenham.”

“Also, I have to be respectful to Bayern Munich and of course, the fans know I will always have a soft spot for Spurs – there is no question about that – but I have got to put all my attention on Bayern Munich and to make us as successful as possible.”

These remarks follow Daniel Levy’s admission in a supporters’ forum that Tottenham had included a buy-back clause in the sale of Kane to Bayern. After leaving, Kane did make a suggestion about a potential comeback, saying: “It’s not a goodbye, since you never know how things turn out in the future… Soon I’ll see you. Since moving to the Allianz Arena, he has scored nine goals in ten appearances for Thomas Tuchel’s team.