Tottenham Hotspur striker Harry Kane has revealed that being rejected by Arsenal at the age of eight gave him a "drive" to bounce back. The 24-year-old joined North London rivals Spurs following his exit from the Gunners, and has become a prolific striker since rising through the club's academy. The England international, who scored his 100th Premier League goal in a 2-2 draw with Liverpool last Sunday, has spoken of his Spurs switch as a defining moment in his career. "I remember the first time we played against Arsenal [for Tottenham's academy team] and even back then, I had a chip on my shoulder," Kane told The Players' Tribune. "It might sound ridiculous. I was...
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