‘That is what I plan to do’: Kane revelation could spark rumours of a potential Spurs return

Harry Kane, a striker for Tottenham, has joined Bayern Munich.

The 30-year-old will try to end his trophy drought with the German club. He has failed to win a single title in his club career. It remains to be seen if Kane can lead Bayern Munich to significant trophies in the upcoming seasons. Bayern Munich has a history of contending for major awards every year.

The former Tottenham striker now says he intends to continue playing far into his forties. The 30-year-old is confident that his football career is just getting started and has much farther to go. Kane is expecting to extend the life of his career thanks to current developments in sports science.

The notion in football is that once you are 30, you’re done, he stated (via Sun).

“However, the way I see it, I almost have the remainder of my career to go.

I played for the Spurs first team from the age of 20 or 21, so I’ve had nine or ten years of the best play, and I hope to have another eight or nine years at the top.

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“However, I want to continue playing right now. You can play for longer thanks to rehabilitation, sports science, and how the game has changed.

“Check out each of the players you mentioned. That gives me hope and demonstrates that it is feasible to continue playing into your late 30s, which is what I intend to do.

There have recently been rumors that Tottenham may soon get the chance to bring the player back to the team. The news that he continued to play into his 40s will undoubtedly raise hopes for a potential comeback.

Kane is without a doubt one of Tottenham’s best players, therefore the chance for the North London club to re-sign him in the near future may be enticing. Tottenham will undoubtedly hope that he may visit his boyhood club and win a significant trophy with them in the future, despite the fact that he was unable to lead them to silverware during his tenure at the club.