Harry Kane has claimed Tottenham will be "back with a bang" when they take on Manchester United in their first Premier League game.
And the England captain insisted Jose Mourinho's team can still qualify for the Champions League in their last nine games.
Kane has been out of action since tearing his hamstring on New Year's Day – and his club have slipped down to eighth place while going out of the Champions League and FA Cup.
But the World Cup Golden Boot winner is now back in full training and looking forward to returning to the Tottenham Stadium on June 19.
"We've got Man Utd first - we go back with a bang," said Kane.
"From our point, we're not in any of the other competitions. So we've got nine games to try and concentrate on getting as many points as we can and try to get in that Champions League spot. All our focus will be on one competition."
Kane appeared at the Paddy Power Golf Shootout Pro-Am after training on Friday and revealed he had been building his fitness on the golf course.
"I've been playing quite a bit, to be fair," said the Spurs star. I'm playing off four [handicap]. I've been doing alright," Kane added.
"We've been finishing training early because we've not been able to stay and have lunch or anything. So, I've been shooting off in the afternoons and tried to get a few rounds in."
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