Harry Kane responds to Piers Morgan asking him to rejoin Arsenal

Harry Kane has revealed he has absolutely no intention of rejoining Arsenal after Good Morning Britain host Piers Morgan tried to persuade him to return to the Emirates Stadium. Tottenham striker was on the show to encourage fans to wear a football shirt in support of the Bobby Moore Fund for cancer, while Morgan decided to remind the England international about the times he spent at his boyhood club, Arsenal. The host showed an infamous picture of eight-year-old Kane celebrating Gunners' Premier League title win in 2004 sporting a red shirt and copying Freddie Ljungberg’s dyed red hair. "Now your history with football shirts is quite complicated isn’t it," said Morgan. "Because when you were a kid – as every Gooner knows – you were a proud Arsenal fan. What happened to you, Harry Kane?" Spurs man replied: "Well, I played for Arsenal when I was younger and unfortunately for them they let me go. "So I’ve been at Tottenham since I was 11 years old and reaping the rewards of that now." Asked if there is a possibility of returning to his roots, Kane said: "Absolutely not! No, we’re in a good spot at the moment so I’m happy [at Spurs]."

England Captain @HKane is encouraging fans to take part in #FootballShirtFriday this week to raise money for the Bobby Moore Fund for Cancer Research UK.

He tells @piersmorgan and @susannareid100 that he is proud of other players who have stepped up to help during the pandemic. pic.twitter.com/UoPE2wtY9Q — Good Morning Britain (@GMB) November 17, 2020

Source: Metro UK

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