The Tottenham Hotspur hitman has once again proven himself to be one of the world’s best this season.
Tottenham’s Harry Kane
Spurs striker Harry Kane spoke exclusively with Thierry Henry for an interview for Sky Sports, discussing his playing style, and highlighted one particular area of his game that has stayed with him from when he was a young player.
The 23-year-old has been in sensational form again this season for Tottenham, scoring 26 goals in 33 appearances in all competitions thus far, and he has been a major contributing factor behind their impressive rise to second in the Premier League table.
Mauricio Pochettino’s men currently sit four points adrift of league leaders Chelsea, and they will need Kane’s goals during the run-in if they are to have any chance whatsoever of usurping the Blues in the race for the league title.
The England international spoke to Thierry Henry for an exclusive interview for Sky Sports, and opened up on his style of play, sharing something that he believes makes him such a good finisher:
Tottenham’s Harry Kane in action
“Bottom corner for me is my favourite. People go on about top corner goals when it looks beautiful and goes in off the crossbar, but I was always taught as a kid – low and hard, and it’s always difficult for a ‘keeper, and that’s what I try and do.”
Henry then went on to recall a painful memory of when Kane went against his natural instincts:
“Against Arsenal you did (score with a strike that nestled in the top corner), it did hurt.”
The Lilywhites welcome fierce rivals Arsenal to White Hart Lane on Sunday, in what will be the last ever North London Derby played at Tottenham’s famous old stadium.
And both sides will be desperate for the win, for very different reasons.
Tottenham’s Harry Kane
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