Fans in stitches at Harry Kane’s reaction to Spurs winning a trophy as they joke ‘he’ll always have the 2023 Tiger Cup’

FANS have been left in stitches at Harry Kane’s reaction to Tottenham winning the Tiger Cup in Singapore.

Spurs ran out 5-1 winners against Lion City Sailors despite a shocking start that saw them fall behind just 14 minutes in.

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Richarlison showed his goalscoring ability as he netted a hat-trick while Kane and Giovani Lo Celso also netted.

As a result of the victory, it saw Tottenham lift the Tiger Cup trophy but as with most trophy lifts during pre-season, the celebrations were underwhelming.

Only Richarlison and Emerson Royal handled the trophy while Kane was the first player to make his way down the tunnel.

And fans on social media could not help themselves but poke fun at Kane.

One tweeted: “Kane just walked off immediately .”

A second commented: “How nice for Harry Kane to be leaving Spurs on a high note after finally winning a trophy. He’ll always have the 2023 Tiger Cup.”

A third wrote: “Harry Kane is the only striker to win Tiger Cup and Audi Cup put some respect to his name.”

A fourth said: “Harry Kane still can’t get his hands on a trophy at Spurs.”

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While a fifth joked: “Kane is never leaving look at that smile.”

Another added: “Watched it mate, Kane didn’t want to pick up the trophy .”

Kane has been hotly tipped with an exit from Tottenham this summer with Manchester United, PSG and Bayern Munich all in the running for his signature.

However, it is the Bundesliga giants that are favourites to sign him at the moment.

Bayern have already seen two bids rejected for Kane, but remain confident of getting a deal done this summer.

If they fail to get a deal over the line, then Kane may see out the season with Spurs and have his pick of clubs next summer once his contract in North London expires.