Spurs struck gold with 6 ft 2 “phenomenon” who’s worth more than Saka
If the former sensation could still play down N17, Ange Postecoglou’s team would be perfect.
Last summer, Ange Postecoglou was given the responsibility of spearheading the comeback at Tottenham Hotspur, and thus far, the Australian
The manager has great potential and is rooted in North London.
Last season, Spurs struggled to an eighth-place Premier League finish, and as a result, chairman Daniel Levy reached a turning point in his career. He sensed that Arsenal, Manchester City, and Liverpool, the usual suspects, were going to pull away.
While the current season has seen its share of ups and downs for Tottenham, there’s no question that the club are heading in the right direction, recruiting shrewdly in the transfer market and displaying an attractive new brand of football.
It’s certainly not been easy for Postecoglou, inheriting an outfit that had flatted to deceive last year and contending with the £100m sale of Harry Kane to German giants Bayern Munich.
While Kane’s departure felt inevitable, it would have been lovely to have kept him down N17.
What Harry Kane achieved at Spurs
Kane spent a few nomadic years enjoying a number of loan spells with lower-league teams like Leicester City and Leyton Orient. His latent skill left him well respected but not at the required level for a starring role. Kane did not immediately fit into the Tottenham first-team.
He did make his Premier League debut back in 2012, entering the game late in the season’s opening match at St. James’ Park as his team lost.
Even so, Kane is one of the most sought-after players in the game because of his inventiveness, skill at link-up and build-up play, dexterity in possession, and control in attacking sequences—all of which come close to matching his elite-level striking ability.
Kane is fundamentally one of the best center-forwards in the game. He is a lethal marksman, and Saka cannot surpass him on the list of football’s most valuable players despite the fact that he is past thirty.
To be honest, the Arsenal phenomenon is one of the Premier League’s most notable players and he gets better every month. In his last seven league games, he has scored eight goals and provided one assist.
Kane’s countryman is arguably the most vital player for Mikel Arteta’s Gunners as they pursue the championship. He has combined his playmaking prowess and defensive tenacity to complement his deadliness in the attacking end, averaging 2.5 crucial passes, 2.0 tackles, and 6.0 successful duels per league game.
Saka, who is 22 years old, is not yet his country’s best player, but he does have age on his side and will surely go down as one of English football’s modern greats, barring any unforeseen outside obstacles.
That title belongs to Kane, who is without a doubt the biggest star in his nation even though he may be financially behind Bellingham.
With one year remaining on his contract, a sizable payout headed into north London, and a career of unwavering loyalty that gave him the keys to unlock his own path, Tottenham can’t exactly lament the day he left for Germany, but it’s still a hard pill to take.
Kane left open the possibility that he may eventually don his charming attire again. However, consider the success Postecoglou would have right now if he were to lead the team toward a promising future as the record goalscorer for both Tottenham and England men.
