Harry Kane has named the two toughest defenders he has faced so far in his career
England captain Kane is one of the country’s top scorers, having scored more than 200 Premier League goals while playing for Tottenham Hotspur
The 30-year-old is also England’s top scorer after scoring 62 goals for the Three Lions
Speaking in August 2022 to celebrate 10 years since the launch of the Premier League, Kane answered questions from fans on social media
He wrote on his Instagram page: “Today marks 10 years since my Premier League debut
time flies
I have some free time later so I will answer some of your questions
Answer this and I’ll answer later
” Kane then answered the question about the toughest defenders he has faced in his career so far
The first one was mentioned by Kane
named former England and Chelsea star John Terry There is also a mention of Italian great Giorgio Chiellini Kane said in a video: “There are some of the hardest things I have had to face in my career
“In the first game against John Terry, [he was] just a very intelligent defender, he knew where to put his body, knew how to stop my runs, because so it’s been a great learning curve
” He continued: “And then Chiellini, obviously I played against him against Italy and against Juventus
“Again, really smart, healthy and physical
» The Englishman then answered more questions relating to various topics, including playing alongside South Korean superstar Son Heung Min, whom Kane called a “great player and a wonderful person”
When asked who was the best player he ever played with, Kane chose former Manchester United and England star Wayne Rooney as his choice
In the summer of 2023, Kane left the Premier League by moving from Spurs to German Bundesliga giants Bayern Munich
The first one was mentioned by Kane
named former England and Chelsea star John Terry There is also a mention of Italian great Giorgio Chiellini Kane said in a video: “There are some of the hardest things I have had to face in my career
“In the first game against John Terry, [he was] just a very intelligent defender, he knew where to put his body, knew how to stop my runs, because so it’s been a great learning curve
” He continued: “And then Chiellini, obviously I played against him against Italy and against Juventus
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