Kane in Spain? The Premier League aces who could thrive abroad

Ramos has been singing Spurs star’s praises

Ahead of England’s clash with Spain tonight in the UEFA Nations League, Spanish ace Sergio Ramos has been full of praise for Harry Kane.

Ramos listed the Tottenham Hotspur ace as a player who could thrive in La Liga, telling media: “[Kane] is a physically fantastic striker, but also technically he surprises you.”

In light of those comments, the Coral News Team look at Kane and two more English aces who could thrive abroad…

Harry Kane – La Liga

There’s little doubt that La Liga has a few more weak defences than the Premier League. And Kane could absolutely rack up the goals at one of the Spanish heavyweights.

He’d certainly get the service at a club like Real Madrid or Barcelona. Both clubs have struggled a bit this season at killing off games against La Liga’s more limited, but well-organised sides.

Breaking down stubborn sides is Kane’s bread and butter. He netted two or more goals against a raft of teams last season, including Huddersfield Town, Burnley, Stoke City and Southampton – to name just a few.

Throw in the fact he’s starred in major Champions League fixtures, and grabbed the Golden Boot at last summer’s World Cup, and Kane looks an ideal fit for one of Spain’s top sides.

Jack Wilshere – Serie A

The ravages of injury have curtailed any pace that Wilshere has. That’s a pretty huge hurdle to overcome in the Prem, but would be far less of an issue in Serie A.

After all, this is a league where the likes of Andrea Pirlo and Daniele De Rossi have been amongst the star midfielders beyond their 35^th birthday.