TOTTENHAM hero Harry Kane has revealed the two toughest opponents he has ever faced.
The England striker was asked the question while doing a Q&A on Instagram to celebrate ten years since his Premier League debut.
Kane, 29, admitted that Chelsea legend John Terry and former Juventus and Italy star Giorgio Chiellini were the two defenders he founded hardest to beat.
Kane said: “There are a few who have been the toughest I have faced in my career.
“Early on facing John Terry, [he was] just a really smart defender, knew where to put his body, knew how to stop my runs, so that was a great learning curve.
“And then Chiellini. I obviously played against him against Italy and against Juventus. Again, really smart, strong, and physical.”
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Terry and Kane played against each other four times with Kane coming away winning the match just once.
Chiellini, 38, who now plays for Los Angeles FC, played against the Spurs man on four occasions too.
Kane’s team did not win any of those losing twice and drawing twice.
The Three Lions captain answered other questions as he celebrate a career full of goals in the Premier League with his current total on 184.
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He said Heung-Min Son is a “fantastic player and a fantastic person.”
And he revealed the best player he has played with is Wayne Rooney.
Kane also said he is “buzzing” for the World Cup that begins later this year.
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
