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Report: Some at Tottenham think 28-year-old has now gone too far, want him to stop

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Photo by Sebastian Frej/MB Media/Getty Images

According to , there is a theory at Tottenham that Harry Kane’s tendency to drop dee🍎p has now gone too far.

What’s the story?

Well, the snippet of inܫformation comes after Kane scored in the Carabao Cup win o🌳ver Wolves, acting as more of an out-and-out No.9.

The 🔯28-year-old was leading⛄ the line at Molineux, winning flick ons and making life difficult for Wolves defenders at the back.

add that Kane wanted a bigger role in the Spurs team after watching The Last Dance on Netflix, and became ‘entranced’ b✤y Michael Jorda🌃n’s completeness.

Af♑terwards, Tottenham’s No.10 envisaged becoming involved in every aspect of his side’s game.

In ꦬour view, it sounds like Kane has genuinely developed Main Character Syndrome, in which he must always be the centre of attention.

Harry Kane dropping deep helps nobody at Tottenham

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Photo by Visionhaus/Getty Images

If Kane wa♒s leading the line with a partner in a 4-4-2 or similar, then he should feel free to drop de✤ep.

However, he is a lone centre-forward under Nuno Espiri𝓡to Santo, so he cannot go wandering around on his own accord.

Nuno’s football is counter attacking.

When Tottenham’s defenders or midfielders win the ball, they’⛦ll presumably look♋ to see where Kane is and plan to play off of him.

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Photo by Robbie Jay Barratt – AMA/Getty Images

That simply 🐻can’t happen if Kane himself is closer to his own backline than he is to theဣ opposition defence.

Of course, Heung-min Son is still capab꧑le of c🌄ausing damage, but he’s far more effective when Kane is up top alongside him.

Hopefully, we’ll see the England international bec💙ome more of an out-and-out No.9 from this point on – dropping deep i✱s benefitting nobody.