Tottenham Hotspur striker is a role model to young footballers everywhere.
Tottenham’s Harry Kane applauds fans after the match with the matchball
Harry Kane is a hero for Tottenham Hotspur and an inspiration for young footballers up and down the country.
He scored seven goals in his last two games of the season, both away from home, to clinch the Golden Boot for a second year in a row.
Tottenham’s Harry Kane celebrates scoring their second goal
He had entered the week two goals behind Everton’s Romelu Lukaku, and his figures of 29 goals is all the more astounding for the fact he played only 30 games, missing several weeks due to injury.
Kane does not believe his success is down to luck.
Instead he attributes it to his attitude, sending a short tweet summing up why he feels he has been so unstoppable this season.
Former and current colleagues and managers have praised Kane’s attitude repeatedly, describing how he does extra training to hone his skills, especially when he was a youngster attempting to break through.
The England striker has come through the hard way, going out on loan and battling past high profile strikers to establish himself.
Now he is in an enviable position where even Alan Shearer is worried that Kane could go on to break his all time Premier League record.
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