Tottenham's star striker Harry Kane is in a race to face Manchester United
- Tottenham face Manchester United in the Premier League on Sunday
- Spurs could be without star striker Harry Kane, who has a hamstring worry
- Kane is struggling with the injury sustained in last Sunday’s win over Liverpool
- The striker has scored 13 goals in 12 appearances for Spurs so far this season
Mauricio Pochettino will make a late call on Harry Kane’s fitness ahead of Saturday's showdown against Manchester United as the striker recovers from a hamstring problem.
Kane is struggling with the injury sustained in Sunday’s win over Liverpool and is a doubt for Tottenham.
On Thursday he was rated as 50-50 for the trip to Old Trafford with fears growing he could be forced to sit out the clash.
Mauricio Pochettino will make a late call on Harry Kane’s fitness ahead of Manchester United
The forward is struggling with a hamstring injury sustained in Sunday’s win over Liverpool
Pochettino, though, will be desperate to have his talismanic striker available for the game against Jose Mourinho’s side and will give him as long as possible to prove his fitness.
It would be a huge blow to Tottenham if their star striker could not play against United, given his importance to Pochettino’s team.
Kane has scored 13 goals in 12 appearances for Spurs this season.
Pochettino will give Kane, who has 13 Spurs goals this term, as long as possible to prove fitness
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