4 players who could replace Cristiano Ronaldo

by Intern May 24, 2018

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#3 Harry Kane

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Harry Kane has had an incredible season for the Spurs this term. The English attacker led the line for Tottenham Hotspur and scripted impressive statistics.

Closely analyze Real Madrid’s play this season, we find debilities in their squad. Zidane doesn’t have faith on Gareth Bale, it seems. Benzema is nowhere near his prime. Asensio has potential but it’s too risky to rely on him. They have to depend on Cristiano Ronaldo.

What scuppered Real Madrid’s chance of clinching the La Liga this season was their below-par performances in the first games. Ronaldo was not there and Real Madrid struggled. You might say they have a star-studded squad and yes, they do. Their players have shown their match-deciding abilities, but they didn’t come on the occasions where it mattered the most.

Kane’s arrival could address a change. Kane has been doing similar kinds of stuff for Tottenham over the years. He has 100+ goals to his name in the EPL. He’s been carrying Tottenham Hotspur’s expectations on his shoulders and has delivered them the justice.

In spite of missing several Premier League games due to an injury, Harry Kane has still managed to score 30 goals.

Harry Kane is an absolute striker, while Ronaldo can ply his trade anywhere. Contradictions are there in the styles, but Ronaldo has become more a striker than a winger these days. Ronaldo is a fox-inside-the-box. Real Madrid have many players to orchestrate and etch the play. The situation gets reversed when things turn attention into scoring goals.

With Ronaldo, Real Madrid is unpredictable, without him, their attacks look toothless and fail-safe. Here is where Harry Kane could arrive and bring a sea change.

His ball control ability is second to none, and he can score goals for fun. The influence he has had in Spurs’ team is quite incredible. It’s just similar to the one Ronaldo has at Real Madrid.

As he’s already proved his mettle in English Premier League, a switch to Spanish La Liga is not a risky step for the English attacker. But, Real Madrid will have to face stiff competitions from Europe’s biggest clubs once they arrive in the market in search of Harry Kane.

If Real Madrid wants to bring Harry Kane and keep him as a replacement for Ronaldo in the near-future, they will have to spend a figure higher than £150 million, at least.

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