Mauricio Pochettino has said that Harry Kane should worry less about scoring goals as sometimes, this can go against him . Kane has established himself as one of the most feared strikers in the world in the past four years. The Spurs star began this season a bit slowly after an impressive World Cup where he won the Golden Boot.
However, Kane is gradually bringing some consistency into his scoring. He now has 10 goals in 15 matches this season so far.
Pochettino said, “He is a killer, an assassin, a killer. He always in practice in everything he wants to kill the goalkeeper, everything. He wants to score, he is so determined to score goals.
That is why sometimes when he doesn’t score he is so obsessed with scoring, that sometimes it is against him because sometimes you need more freedom, not to be obsessed. But he is going to learn because I think he is now starting to be really mature because he is still young.
I am not surprised because he is so determined and in training you need to stop him training because he always wants to train, to improve and it is amazing. In England you have some very good things here but there are things you need to improve with your own players.Kane is English and sometimes you push him to the sky and paradise and then you put him on the outside. Now after six years here I understand a little bit. It is true.
If Harry Kane is Italian and playing for the Italian side he will be a bit more protected because the Italian people are more protective of their players. It is difficult to push but when they are there they try to keep up there. It’s similar in Spain. Here it is more up and down. You score you are the best. If you didn’t score no … you are criticised. That is the problem.”
Kane will hope to put in a strong performance in Tottenham’s match against Crystal Palace today at Selhurst Park. Kane scored the winner for Spurs the last time when they met Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park.
