HARRY KANE TO MAKE SPURS RETURN

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Tottenham Hotspur skipper Harry Kane could reportedly make his Spurs comeback  this Sunday against Wolves Hampton Wanderers this Sunday afternoon. 
This has been speculated as he travelled with the team for Sundays away match. 

Former Wolves coach Nuno Santo Espirato who is now at the helm os Spurs opted againts including Harry Kane in the traveling  squad to Portugal in their  Europa Conference League clash where they lost to inferiors' Pacos de Feireira. 


Manchester City remain interested in striking a deal for the
28-year-old, but Daniel Levy is standing firm on his £150m
asking price and is supposedly refusing to accept City's
calls as time runs out in the current transfer window.

While Kane may return to action this weekend, Tanguy
Ndombele will play no part once again and is now thought
to be seeking an exit from the club this month.
Tanguy Ndombele

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