When Harry Kane walks out at the Al Bayt Stadium on Sunday evening it will be another step on the journey of a man who is used to hearing criticism and striding through it.
football.london visited the 'Harry Kane: I want to play football' exhibition at the Museum of London this week before the building closes its doors for the final time today (Sunday) ahead of the museum's relocation to reopen in 2026. The exhibition on Kane, which has been open for more than six months, featured personal items, family photos and iconic objects collected by the striker and his family to document a career that has been spent proving people wrong.
From his release from Arsenal's academy at just eight-years-old to his years out on loan at clubs across the Football League as he attempted to show the first team coaches that he deserved a chance at Tottenham to becoming one of the world's best strikers, Kane's career has been one spent making critical predictions about him look ridiculous.
