Harry Kane names ex-England teammate as the 'craziest' player in football as he builds perfect player

Harry Kane named his former England teammate as the “craziest” player in football while building his perfect player.

Kane was asked by 11teamsport to take part in a popular TikTok trend, in which people build their dream footballer by pairing a specific attribute to a player.

There were few surprises, as Kane selected England colleague Kyle Walker for ‘speed’, ex-Three Lions and Chelsea skipper John Terry for ‘defending’ and Kevin de Bruyne for ‘passing’.

When it came to ‘dribbling’ Kane picked eight-time Ballon d’Or winner Lionel Messi, while he opted for Cristiano Ronaldo for ‘shooting’. Ex-United captain Roy Keane was picked for ‘leadership’ while Ronaldo Nazario was selected for ‘flair’.

Strangely, the final attribute Kane was asked to decide upon was ‘craziness’, with former England and current Celtic goalkeeper Joe Hart getting the nod.

Of course, Kane could have justifiably selected himself for several of the above attributes, namely for ‘shooting’ and ‘passing’.

The Bayern Munich forward has scored some 31 goals in his first 26 Bundesliga games, while he has registered a further nine assists in the league.

Kane returned to first-team training for the Bavarian giants this week, with the forward having missed England’s friendly games against Brazil and Belgium.

The Three Lions captain was included in Gareth Southgate’s squad for the March internationals but suffered an ankle injury in Bayern’s win over Darmstadt before the break.

Kane was forced off after colliding with a post and trained away from his England colleagues at St George’s Park last week.

He watched the 1-0 defeat over Brazil from the stands before returning to Bayern for further treatment ahead of the 2-2 draw with Belgium.

However, Kane resumed training alongside his club teammates on Wednesday, with a weekend clash with Borussia Dortmund on the horizon.

Bayern, 10 points adrift of leaders Bayer Leverkusen, take on their rivals in De Klassiker on Saturday evening before a trip to Heidenheim the following week.

Then, on April 9, Kane returns to north London for Bayern Champions League first-leg encounter with Arsenal.