Kane selects TWO Chelsea stars in his Premier League five-a-side team

Harry Kane selects TWO Chelsea stars in his Premier League five-a-side team, as misfiring Spurs star omits himself and includes Mo Salah and Son Heung-min in all out attacking line up

  • Harry Kane has picked two Chelsea stars in his Premier League five-a-side team 
  • The Tottenham striker omitted himself but selected two of his team-mates 
  • Mo Salah leads the line with Son Heung-min while Hugo Lloris is in goal
  • Kane picks N’Golo Kante in midfield and England team-mate Reece James 

Harry Kane has opted for an ‘all out attack’ after being tasked with picking his Premier League five-a-side team. 

The Tottenham star and England captain also selflessly refused to pick himself when asked by Amazon Prime Video Sport to form a five-man team comprising only Premier League stars.

Kane, 28, selected two Spurs team-mates, but also nabbed two Chelsea stars despite his club’s fierce rivalry with their London neighbours, in an attack-minded set up.

Harry Kane has picked two Chelsea stars in an ‘all out attack’ Premier League five-a-side team


The England captain selected Mo Salah (L) and Son Heung-min (R) to lead the attack 

‘So I’m manager,’ he began. I’ll go Hugo [Lloris] in goal, Sonny [Son Heung-min] up top, Mo Salah up top. I’ll go for [N’Golo] Kante in midfield. 

‘I kind of need to put a defender in there as well don’t I? I’ll go for Reece James as defender.

‘He has been fantastic this year and he can do some great attacking as well. So I am going all out attack.’

He picked Blues pair N’Golo Kante (above) and Reece James to play in midfield and defence

Kane has been uncharacteristically quiet this campaign, scoring just five goals in 19 Premier League games and Antonio Conte will be desperate for his man to start firing as he eyes a place in the top four.

The England captain sought a summer exit to Manchester City in 2021 but Daniel Levy steadfastly refused to sanction a sale and Kane has been unable to rediscover his goalscoring touch since. 

The north Londoners currently sit in seventh place, two points behind Manchester United in fourth, with two games in hand. 




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