The 28-year-old striker Harry Kane has returned to full training at Tottenham as England’s first group session under the guidance of Spurs’ new coach Nuno.
Kane stays in the spotlight
Harry Kane continues to be at the center of intense speculation this summer, with endless questions about his future. Man City remains infatuated with the proven Premier League scorer, but for now remains tied to the North London club.
A little about the topic
Harry Kane only contacted the rest of the Nuno team on Tuesday as he was serving a period of self-isolation. Having taken off on vacation after England’s final defeat at Euro 2020 in Italy, the captain of the Three Lions was forced to quarantine upon his return.
For some, this situation causes confusion, since initially questions were asked about its absence. However, Harry stayed at the Spurs Hotel at The Lodge, working on a personalized program. Harry went through his steps again on Monday as the rest of Tottenham’s squad enjoyed the day off and was completely vacated a day later.
While City remains closely tied to Harry Kane, a potential record transfer has yet to be agreed – with a £ 100m approach speculated. It keeps one of the best forwards in world football in Nuno’s mind as he plotting plans together at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
The Portuguese told reporters after seeing his side – without Harry at their disposal – to open the 2021-22 campaign with a 1-0 win over defending City champions that the decision to leave Harry aside was made on Saturday, the day they were preparing for the match. they have to make decisions, that’s their job.
Kane is training with them, he was working Sunday morning and he is getting ready to help the team. they don’t expect anything to happen before the transfer deadline, but they have to be ready to act if necessary because anything can happen in football before 31st.
Harry Kane was included in the Spurs for their Europa League playoff clash with Pacos de Ferreira on Thursday. Harry could have figured out this gimmick and still be eligible to represent any new employer in the Champions League group stage.