Fabrizio Romano has sent a clear message to critics of Tottenham striker Harry Kane after he became the club’s all-time top scorer yesterday.
The England international scored his 267th goal for Spurs in Sunday’s 1-0 win over Manchester City, also seeing him move to 200 Premier League goals, just eight behind Manchester United legend Wayne Rooney. in second place.
Some critics will say Kane’s individual success isn’t all that impressive without helping his team win major titles, but Romano insists there’s no arguing against what Kane has accomplished in his career.
The 29-year-old has been a world-class player for Tottenham for many years, and has also shone for England in some big games, so it seems difficult to maintain his trophy record against him when he came close on a few occasions. and he surely would have many more medals in his collection if he had played for a bigger club at some point, or if Spurs had done things a little differently at various times.
“Yesterday we saw Harry Kane make history with the winning goal against Manchester City. With 267 goals as a Tottenham player, he is now the club’s all-time top scorer, a superb achievement,” Romano wrote in his exclusive CaughtOffside column.
“I know everyone has an opinion on this, so this is mine: Kane is an incredible player, on and off the pitch because all the players love and respect him as a leader, goalscorer and teammate. This makes the difference. I’m sure he’ll try again to destroy records.
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“In terms of trophies, he really wants to win something with Tottenham, he’s been focused on that for a long time and at times he’s been close and unlucky.
“But trophies aside, using this lack of trophies to call Kane’s career ‘no good’ would not be right, he is a fantastic striker, and now deservedly has his place in the history books.”
