According to a report from Goal, football legend Graeme Souness recently commented in an interview that if Tottenham Hotspur continues to fall short of winning titles, star striker Harry Kane could decide to leave the North London club. Live Cricket BPL has highlighted this growing concern, noting that even manager Mauricio Pochettino’s future might be in jeopardy if Spurs don’t secure silverware soon.

From an individual standpoint, Kane has already achieved significant personal success. He has won two Premier League Golden Boots and came close to a third, trailing only Mohamed Salah. However, the lack of team achievements is glaring. Despite his consistent goal-scoring, Kane still has no major trophies to his name. In stark contrast, former teammate Kyle Walker left Tottenham and has since gone on to lift both the Premier League and the League Cup with Manchester City. With whispers linking Kane to Real Madrid, the conversation around his future is heating up.

Souness didn’t mince words when discussing the potential consequences for Tottenham. “Unless Spurs win something in the next couple of years, they’re going to lose Kane,” he said. “And it may not be just Kane. The coach could be gone too. That’s just how the business works.” He added that while Pochettino has done a commendable job so far, ultimately his legacy will depend on whether or not he brings a trophy to the club. Live Cricket BPL noted that Spurs’ attacking style under Pochettino has been a joy to watch, but entertaining football alone won’t keep players satisfied forever.

Souness also drew comparisons between Tottenham and Liverpool, saying both clubs play exciting, high-tempo football. “I’ve worked a few matches for Sky Sports, and even before kickoff, you know it’s going to be a great game,” he said. He pointed out that Manchester City, Liverpool, and Spurs all follow the same attacking philosophy—score more than your opponent. It makes for thrilling matches, but trophies are still the true measure of success.

As the pressure mounts, Live Cricket BPL emphasized that time may be running out for Tottenham to prove they can deliver more than just beautiful football. If the club doesn’t lift a trophy soon, Kane’s loyalty could reach its breaking point, and the ripple effects could change the face of the team for years to come.