TROPHIES OR RECORDS...KANE'S DILEMMA

Move to Munich guarantees silverware but would end quest to become the Premier League's greatest scorer

- MATTHEW DUNN

HARRY KANE is a man used to being decisive over which way to go whenever he is put on the spot.

One of the game's most reliable penalty-takers, he spends hours in training looking at all possibilities in his quest to uncover the best strategy to achieve his ultimate goal.

But when Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy (below) suddenly put the ball in his hands after accepting Bayern Munich's absolutely and definitely final bid, the England captain was suddenly at a loss.

Goalkeeper's left or goalkeeper's right had become a choice between staying or going.

And as ever the whole world was watching.

It is a crucial decision and Kane has rightly decided that on this occasion he is going to take his time.

Having vowed to sort out his future before the new season kicks off, realistically he knew he had to make his call before Ange Postecoglou's final training sessions in preparation for the opening game at Brentford on Sunday.