Spurs are no longer driven solely by the Kane and Son double act – Dejan Kulusevski is the real deal

HARRY KANE (£7.5m) and Son Heung-min (£6.5m) are one of the greatest partnerships in Premier League history.

The fact that they scored more goals than any other duo in this competition alone proves their claim.

The cynic would say that the pair have never won a league title, so they cannot be put in the same category as Thierry Henry and Dennis Bergkamp or Dwight Yorke and Andy Cole.

But given an extension of the same logic claiming that Anderson (4 titles) is a better premier than Steven Gerrard (0 titles) he is a midfielder in the league. can be discarded.

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Many fans overshadow their individual excellence over their team's achievements.

There's no denying Tottenham haven't done enough to win the league title, but Kane and Son's contributions over the past few seasons are immeasurable.

That the pair have won four golden his boots in the last seven seasons shows that they have performed at the level needed to lift the trophy.

One of the main reasons they didn't get the honor is the lack of support.

Last season, Kane and Son scored 40 goals in the league and his third top scorer for Spurs was Dejan Kulusevski (£3.5m) for his five goals, while Stephen his Bergwijn was next with his three goals.

The Swedish national team's contribution is noteworthy.

He also recorded his eight assists in 18 league games to close out the 2021/22 season. He topped his flight with goals scored every 97.5 minutes on average.

The burden of responsibility that had fallen on Kane and Son's shoulders at the beginning, middle and end of every Spurs offense had been lifted, and the trio thrived collectively in the second half of the campaign.

Combined with Antonio Conte's influence, the club overtook local rivals Arsenal to qualify for the Champions League. This was a key factor in persuading Daniel Levy to step up his team over the summer.

As if to underscore Krussevski's rapid rise in status, the 22-year-old scored one of his goals and assisted another to help Spurs win the first weekend of the new school year. helped him to a 4–1 victory over Southampton in 2008.

How often have the Spurs scored four goals in one game without Kane or Son appearing on the scoresheet?

Reaffirmed the idea that attacking units are best thought of as a cohesive trio, rather than a prolific double act plus another act as before.

Almost blasphemous, but there are hints at the flogging nature of Kevin De Bruyne's (£7million) moves on the pitch, particularly his crosses and shots from the corner of the box. Priced at £3.5m at the time, Kulusevski quickly looked like an attractive Dream Team asset, underlining his claim with 15 points in Game Week 1.

His 13.7% ownership is expected to increase this month. This is because Gaffer will use his one of his five allotted transfers to take him one of the best midfield options available.