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Peter Crouch thinks Tottenham risk losing Harry Kane after humiliating exit
Former Tottenham star Peter Crouch toldfter last night’s shock defeat to Dinamo Zagreb that Harry Kane might look to leave the club in the near future.
Spurs were dumped out of the competition by the Croatian champions after losing 3-0 after extra-time.
The result piles the pressure on Jose Mourinho and caps a miserable few days after Sunday’s defeat in the North London derby.
Crouch believes Kane shouldn’t be playing in the Europa League full stop, suggesting that he belongs in the Champions League on a regular basis.
“Their season is hanging by a thread. When I look at someone like Harry Kane trudging off the pitch, I’m thinking – he’s Champions League, he shouldn’t even be playing in this competition.
“He’s a Champions League player, he should be there talking alongside Lewandowski, Haaland, Mbappe…Kane. He should be up there with those players. He’s gone out to Dinamo Zagreb today and that’s the worrying thing. Where’s his head at?
“Of course, he’s loyal to Tottenham and we all hope they will be, but games like this certainly don’t help.”
TBR View: Question marks over Kane’s future now a given
Given his prowess when it comes to scoring goals, Crouch has hit the nail on the head with regards to how Kane must be thinking.
Okay, Tottenham are his club but will that be enough for him to sit back and continue missing out on the big competitions and the big trophies?
He has single-handedly thrust Tottenham into the picture to be in European competitions and competing for top-four finishes and without his goals who knows where Spurs would be.
Any of Europe’s giants would welcome the chance to sign Kane and Tottenham have to worry that his head will start to turn.
Kane earns a pretty package at Tottenham but he will want to pick up some silverware during his career.
The man with 32 goals for his country will surely consider a departure if things don’t show signs of improvement in North London.