▪️ He's England's all-time top goalscorer.
▪️ He's England's all-time World Cup top goalscorer.
▪️ He's scored seven goals at the Euros for England.
▪️ He's the highest-scoring Champions League Englishman.
▪️ He's the first Englishman to score 50 Champions League goals.
▪️ He's won three Premier League Golden Boots.
▪️ He's won three Bundesliga Golden Boots.
▪️ He's scored 25+ goals in six different seasons.
▪️ He's scored 213 Premier League goals.
▪️ He's scored 72 goals this season alone.
▪️ He's won a World Cup Golden Boot.
▪️ He's won a Euros Golden Boot.
▪️ He's scored 500+ senior career goals.
▪️ He's saved England against DR Congo.
🏴 He is Harry Kane.
@BNzedimma@OtitoNosike Lol, lewa is not even close. How many outside the box goals did Lewa score in his prime at Bayern? You dare compare him to Ronaldo.
Cole Palmer is getting sharp again to be ready for pre-season under Xabi Alonso at Chelsea.
Needs to use the disappointment from missing the World Cup to get back to his best levels.
Your comparison is painfully embarrassing. Pointing at a random dusty pitch in Fez to justify the state of Nigeria’s sporting infrastructure is like pointing at a billionaire with a messy hair day to justify why you are broke.
FYI;
1. Fez is Literally a World Cup Construction Zone so, if you saw "bad" or torn-up pitches in Fez during AFCON, it is because the Grand Stade de Fès and its surrounding infrastructure were very much in use.
2. Morocco having a few local dirt pitches doesn't magically fix the overgrown weeds at the National Stadium in Surulere or the constant power outages at Moshood Abiola Stadium. Morocco is spending billions of Dirhams to host the world; we are struggling to host local league games without the pitch looking like a yam farm.
3. Using the country that practically acts as Africa's backup stadium to cope with Nigeria's infrastructural decay is hilarious.