Teddy Sheringham, speaking exclusively to Ladbrokes For The Boy Hotspur at the launch of the European Championships 5-a-side Bet
They create so many chances, they play the game the right way, and they wear teams down, they need someone to just finish teams off, and he’d be perfect for them.
I don’t want to see him go, because of my connection to Tottenham, but it doesn’t look like that’s going to happen. It’s a long way for Tottenham to get back to where Harry wants them to be, so I think it’s inevitable that he’s going to be leaving them this summer.
I still think that if we go all the way in this tournament, Harry Kane can still win the Golden Boot, for me. If we score early on Saturday, the game opens up, and we could go on and score two, three, or even four goals. And he might get a couple himself.
Then you go into the semi-final, if he gets a goal, all of a sudden he’s right up there near the top of the scoring charts.
The way Harry plays, how dynamic he is, and how focused he is, he’s an unbelievable player.
He’s probably the best number nine in the world at the moment, and has been for the last three years. That goal against Germany will have done wonders for him, I promise you.
Without a doubt, for him to come out and say what he said a month ago, I think Harry’s gone.
He’ll leave Tottenham this summer; he’s already left in his mind. In this day and age, you’d imagine he knows something.
When I left Tottenham, I didn’t know anything about the situation at first. I knew that clubs were looking at me, but I didn’t know where I was going to go. I was lucky that Eric Cantona had left Manchester United and there was a space there for me; that was just good timing.
I think that Harry Kane knows he’s going to Manchester City.
They have got a lot of backing, a fantastic manager, some great players, and Kane’s even said he’d like to play with Kevin De Bruyne.
He couldn’t make it any more obvious. He’s got to be joining them, and if he does, well it’s just the icing on the cake for that team.