Tottenham Wins Europa League, Harry Kane Sends Message to Former Club

Harry Kane, current Bayern Munich striker and former Tottenham Hotspur captain, has sent a heartfelt message to his former club following their historic triumph in the 2024–2025 UEFA Europa League.

The Lilywhites secured a 1-0 victory over Manchester United in the final held at San Mamés Stadium, Bilbao. The decisive goal came from Brennan Johnson, who struck just before halftime to hand Tottenham a long-awaited piece of silverware.

Tottenham’s first title since 2008

This victory marks Tottenham’s first major trophy in 17 years, ending a drought that had haunted the North London side since their 2008 League Cup win over Chelsea.

“Congratulations, Spurs! Delighted to see the club lift a trophy again — well deserved,” wrote Harry Kane via Instagram, tagging former teammates and applauding the performance.

The win not only reinvigorates the spirit at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium but also boosts the legacy of manager Ange Postecoglou, who guided the team through a challenging campaign.

Kane and Spurs end droughts in the same season

In a compelling twist of fate, Harry Kane himself lifted his first senior title earlier this May, helping Bayern Munich secure the Bundesliga crown. Despite years of near-misses with Tottenham, Kane finally broke his personal curse after his move to Germany.

The parallel success stories of Kane and Tottenham have been celebrated by fans and pundits alike — a symbol of persistence and growth after years of heartbreak.