Tottenham striker Harry Kane has handed the club a huge boost by declaring himself fit to play against Liverpool in Saturday’s Champions League final, some just five days out from the fixture.
The England skipper injured his ankle against Manchester City on April 9, and has played no part in any of the club's nine matches since.
The 25-year-old watched from the stands as his side overturned a three-goal deficit against Ajax in spectacular fashion in the semi-finals.
And in a timely boost to the North Londoners, the England ace now appears ready to make a welcome return in time for Saturday's clash at the Wanda Metropolitano.
Speaking to reporters on Monday, Kane said: "I could play if the Champions League final was today."
"I trained Friday, and I trained Saturday. I'll train this week and I feel good," he added.
"But, of course, all those decisions come down to the manager and who he wants to pick, who he feels is fit and ready to play.
"From my point of view I feel good, so we'll just see how this week goes and go from there."
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