Tottenham forward Harry Kane earns £13m from secret career outside football

The England National football team skipper Harry Kane is quietly building his property portfolio which is one of his goals. An undisclosed source revealed that the footballer’s new accounts for the company show his bank balance which is worth £13.1 million. Kane’s company Edward James Investments has his parents and his brother Charlie has an agent in the company.

“Lots of footballers make investments in property, with mixed results, but Harry clearly knows what he’s doing. Harry is as astute with his money as he is with his finishing. Lots of footballers make investments in property, with mixed results, but Harry clearly knows what he’s doing,” an undisclosed source was quoted as saying in The Sun.

Harry Kane to renew his contract with Tottenham Hotspurs in 2024

Despite having a lot of properties, the Sun revealed that the Tottenham Hotspur’s skipper earns £200,000 a week and he lives in a £1 million-per-year rented apartment with his wife Katie and his kids Ivy, Vivienne, and Louis. The seven-room mansion has its own Spa, Cinema Hall, Staff Quarters, and Lifts. Kane also owns a lot of expensive cars like £99,000 Land Rover, a £35,000 Jaguar F-Pace, and a £212,000 Bentley.

Recently, Kane surpassed Jimmy Greeves’ long-time record of Spurs’ highest goal scorer. He achieved this feat when he scored a match-winning goal against former Premier League champions Manchester City.

There are rumours that Kane is planning to extend his contract with Tottenham Hotspur’s side in 2024 when his contract expires. Currently, Spurs are placed fifth in the Premier League 2023 points table with 39 points from 22 matches, which includes 12 wins, three drawn and they have lost seven matches.

In order to lead Tottenham through a crucial period while also making sure he consistently contributes by scoring goals, Kane will play a crucial role. He may have a better chance of staying at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium if he can accomplish it and the team continues to advance in the Premier League, Champions League, and FA Cup.