The England front man confirmed his place as the Premier League's top scorer for the second season in a row and Spurs must match his talents.                                                 

Kane finished atop PL scoring chart

His 29 league goals — from only 30 matches played — have brought him the Premier League top scorer award for the second season running. A player of his ability deserves the league title to go along with it sometime soon.

A final-day hat-trick against relegated Hull City — all scored with his left foot — took him decisively clear of Romelu Lukaku and confirmed a striker in supreme form and in supreme confidence. He departed with 15 minutes to go with applause from all four corners of the ground. No mean feat in an away fixture and evidence that the Hull fans were acknowledging that they were in the presence of greatness.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                          Florentino Perez is thinking about replacing Karim Benzema this summer, then he could do worse than chuck another €100 million Tottenham’s way. Harry Kane is every bit as devastating right now as Gareth Bale was the summer he left for Real Madrid, quietly becoming the best talent this country has produced in a generation.

Kane is one of them and it’s got to stay that way. Spurs conducted the best bit of business this season when they convinced Kane to renew his contract and lead the club into their new home, and their new era. He is an emblem, a name that deserves now to be associated with a team that can match not only his current talent and application but his capacity for improvement.