Tottenham striker Harry Kane is a £200million player, according to former Spurs midfielder Jamie O'Hara.
The Spurs star continues to impress for club and country, with Kane netting three goals in four games for Mauricio Pochettino's men so far this season, and a hat-trick for England against Bulgaria at Wembley yesterday (Saturday).
And O'Hara says that Kane has everything in his game, adding that he feels there are no better strikers in the world at the moment.
“For me, he is the best number nine in the world, I genuinely believe that,” he said, speaking on Talksport.
“He has got everything, he gives you everything as a player. He scores goals, he sets up and he works hard for the team. He is amazing at penalties, you name me a better number nine in the world, I don’t think there is one.”
Meanwhile, former Stoke City and Watford striker Chris Iwelumo said he believes the Spurs man will go on to set various records, provided he stays fit, including Wayne Rooney’s all-time England top goalscorer record and Alan Shearer’s Premier League goalscoring record.
And O'Hara believes that there is little chance of Spurs letting Kane go, because he thinks the 26-year-old is worth too much in the current market.
“The problem he will have if he ever wants to leave Spurs – and I don’t think he does – but if it came to that point, I think he is worth too much money and I don’t think anyone would be able to afford him," he said.
“He is worth £200m, he is a £200m player. You name a team that can afford that in the next two or three years, I just don’t think there is one.
“And I don’t think Tottenham would let him go.”
