Harry Kane left Tottenham to join Bayern Munich to win trophies and the attacker managed to break his duck when it comes to the best honors of the game.
The English international won the title of Bundesliga with Bayern Munich last season, his very first League title.
Having spent most of his career at Spurs, Kane was an individually brilliant for them but never managed to win a trophy with them.
With him having won the title of Bundesliga now, the whispers in the media began his potential return in the Premier League where he potentially seeks to break the Alan Shearer record of 260 goals in the Premier League.
Harry Kane returns to the Premier League?
According to Bild, Kane has a liberation clause of 65 million euros (56.7 million pounds sterling) in his contract which can be activated next summer, but only if Kane shows the desire to move.
Thomas Frank, the director of Tottenham, clearly said that he would like to see Kane at the club at some point.
The overlap panel discussed the chances that Kane returned to the Premier League and Ian Wright particularly mentioned Tottenham who could sign the attacker in the near future.
Gary Neville asked the question if Kane could return to the Premier League and would he return to Tottenham?
Roy Keane asked if Kane wanted to return to the Premier League just to break the Shearer record.
Wright said:
“I think he probably wants to come back. It’s not just for the record. I just think about finishing here and maybe trying to see if he can be part of a team that wins something in Tottenham.
“Obviously, they won the Europa, but for him and his inheritance to be in Tottenham and perhaps win something at the end, then perhaps get the goals because I think even if Harry Kane returns next season, you know he has enough seasoning, he will break this record.”
Tottenham would like Kane to come back
Kane has unfinished business in the Premier League. Whether it is to win a trophy with the Spurs or to break the record for the goals of the Premier League, the incentive for him to return to England is massive.
There is no doubt that he has proven himself in England and his name will be remembered for the number of goals he has scored, but to go further by winning a trophy with Spurs or by breaking the goals’ goals from the Premier League, he would have something special in his career that has been missing at the moment.
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