Harry Kane Reflects On Legendary Partnership With Departing Son Heung-min

‎Harry Kane praised Son Heung-min as one of the Premier League’s greatest strike partnerships after Son left Tottenham Hotspur.

‎The England captain credited their bond for producing 47 league goals together over nearly ten years, describing it as elite. Son moved to Los Angeles FC on a record MLS transfer on Wednesday.

‎The 33-year-old South Korea skipper had moved to North London from Bayer Leverkusen in 2015, bagging 173 goals and 101 assists in 454 appearances and leading them to their first trophy in 17 years by winning the Europa League title in May.

‎”Massive congratulations to him and his career at Tottenham,” Bayern Munich striker Kane told reporters after his side’s 4-0 friendly win over former club Spurs on Thursday.

‎”First and foremost, a great person. I’ve got to know him really well as a friend, and just how humble he is and how good a guy he is.

‎”I think as a player, you know, we had one of the best partnerships in Premier League history. We just had that connection that we loved.

‎”It’s a great way for his Tottenham career to end, to lift the trophy last year with the team… and now it’s a new chapter for him, he’ll go to LA, and I wish him all the best, and I hope to see him soon, and we can catch up.”

‎Kane spent the bulk of his career at Tottenham after joining their academy at age 11, scoring a club-record 280 goals in more than 430 appearances across all competitions.

‎The 32-year-old England captain moved to Bayern Munich in August 2023.