Ryan Mason has said that Harry Kane does not get the credit he deserves for his professionalism and model behaviour on the pitch.
Kane has carried Spurs (and arguably England) for quite a while, with the striker having written his name into the history books as the record goal scorer for both club and country.
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The 29-year-old is someone the team constantly looks towards to bail them out of difficult situations and he delivers more often than not.
Kane was once again the star of the show on Thursday against Manchester United as he dropped into a deeper role to pull the strings in the second half and help Spurs mount a comeback.
Mason has now lavished praise on the striker’s leadership qualities, admitting that he sets an example for his teammates to follow. The Tottenham interim head coach told Football.London: “He?s our best player, I don?t think I?m out of order saying that because he is our best player and he is a leader.
“There are many different ways as he?s a technical leader, he?s a leader in terms of his mannerisms, how he carries himself, the example that he sets and sometimes we don?t probably speak about that enough because he?s not the most loud and outspoken person.
“But we know what type of leader we?ve got, we know what type of character we?ve got and when you put in performances like he did last night that can influence games, that?s the best type of leader that you can get.
“But listen, Harr...