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On the first day of the new year, Tottenham's striker Harry Kane, who suffered an injury, was not supposed to appear in this season's end, but the coronavirus pandemic determined that the "Spurs" will still receive their leader's help. Communicating with Sky Sports, the captain of the English national team stated that he already feels good enough and will be able to help the team when the season resumes. "At the moment, I feel good enough. Before the season was suspended, I was in a pretty good situation. I did everything, apart from full team training. After the quarantine announcement, I worked with the team remotely and additionally strengthened my body. Last week, we started individual training sessions, so it was nice to feel the football again. Regardless of when the season starts, in a month or in a few, I should be ready for the first matches," said H. Kane. The first Premier League matches after the season's resumption will be crucial for the Tottenham team, who will host Manchester United at home. H. Kane managed to play 25 matches this season at the club, scoring 17 goals.
