South African goalkeeper Itumeleng Khune may have the best distribution in world football, this game proves it
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Tottenham Hotspur's lead striker Harry Kane has sent some tongues wagging after he omitted his teammate Heung-min Son from his list of a perfect Spurs player.
The striker engaged in an interactive session with his fans on his social media apps where one user asked him to create a perfect Spurs player, citing one attribute for each player he would choose.
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South African goalkeeper Itumeleng Khune may have the best distribution in world football, this game proves it
FootballMany would have expected Son to have an automatic place in Kane's setup, given the success the two have enjoyed on the pitch since 2015. After beating Frank Lampard's and Didier Drogba's record in February, the duo holds the record for most goal combinations in Premier League history.
@JAGBASSI10 asked,
If you could design the perfect Spurs player from Spurs players you’ve played with, taking one attribute from each, who and what would you choose?
To which Kane picked Jermain Defoe because of his finishing, Kyle Walker because of his electric pace and Moussa Dembele, who was an excellent dribbler.
Kane's setup also had, rather weirdly, Tom Huddlestone, who was selected because of his pace over Cristian Eriksen.
@Niklas Hentze was amused at Huddlestone's choice.
Why not Eriksen for passing? How many assists did he make for you compared to that Huddlestone dude?
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FootballKane has shared the dressing room with many great players in North London. He was conducting the Q/A to mark his 10th year in the Premier League.
Sports Brief had earlier reported that Harry Kane named Chelsea legend John Terry the toughest defender he has ever come up against in his stellar career.
The England captain took to Twitter on Thursday, August 18, to engage in a Q and a session with his fans and in the process, revealed some interesting details about himself and his career.
His session was in celebration of 10 years since he made his Premier League debut. Kane also named England's nemesis Giorgio Chiellini as another defender who has given him serious problems.