The future of Harry Kane is still up in the air but Singaporeans’ love for the English forward is unshakeable. The 29-year-old English forward and South Korean star Son Heung-min drew the loudest cheers at the Pan Pacific hotel as they arrived with their Tottenham Hotspur...
A fan, who wanted to be known only as Joel, wore a Spurs kit with “Harry Kane” printed on his back, while his wife Stephanie wore a jersey bearing Son’s name.
They also held aloft a whiteboard that said “Hi Mr Son and Mr Kane, today is my wife’s birthday. It would mean so much to her if you could take selfies with her.”She said: “I’m very disappointed. But it’s okay, we will try again at the open training and the match.” Spurs arrived in Singapore after a friendly against Leicester City in Bangkok scheduled for Sunday was cancelled due to a water-logged pitch at the Rajamangala National Stadium.
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