Ian Wright believes Harry Kane will come to regret not winning any trophies in his career but insists criticism over the lack of silverware will drive him on
Currently, Harry Kane is still waiting to lift the first cup of his career having agonizingly fallen short with his club Tottenham and country England.
The England captain looked set to join Manchester City this summer in his pursuit for trophies but, after the move collapsed, Kane has no choice but to chase success at Spurs this season.
Moreover, Wright is adamant that the barren streak will be the only blot on Kane’s otherwise stellar time on the pitch.
He said, “what is going to happen with Kane? He has decided to stay at Spurs. There is no question he is a world class player and at some stage he will be thinking he wants to win things, otherwise he wouldn’t have wanted to go to Man City”.
“Maybe he doesn’t feel like it can happen at Spurs but at City, he felt like that was going to give him that last realization. I believe he is a world class striker but people will question that he hasn’t won enough. He’s probably going to break the England scoring record”.
“That will be the one thing he will regret, if he doesn’t win anything, that’s what will drive him”.
Earlier this summer, Kane helped spearhead England’s charge to their date with destiny against Italy at Euro 2020, but again picked up a runner’s up medal instead.
In the midst of the fallout, City made their approach for him, but were unwilling to match Kane’s eye-watering £150million valuation.
They eventually conceded defeat, and Kane then posted a statement on social media revealing he would stay at Spurs and insisting he would be fully committed.
Meanwhile, Kane is hoping to close in on Wayne Rooney’s goal tally of 53 for England, and Gareth Southgate has backed him to lead the way for years to come.