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Harry Kane is a Spurs boy through and through—"one of our own," as the fans' ditty goes—and a legend in the making. After graduating through the youth ranks, Kane had his first Premier League start in 2014, leading to his winning the Golden Boot after scoring 25 goals in the 2015/16 season. The boy who started out in the same junior club as David Beckham, who was rejected by Arsenal because he wasn't big or quick enough, who made Arsène Wenger regret his decision after Kane proved the Gunners wrong, became Tottenham's most promising striker. Now, the first ever biography of the striker delves into why Harry Kane became his club's, and his nation's, great hope, and how he got to that position. He delves into what makes Harry tick, his hopes and dreams, and just why Manchester United was willing to pay up to £60 million for his skills.
