Who will score the objectives for the Spurs with the harmed striker?

Tottenham striker Harry Kane, who harms his lower leg until early March, at any rate, is "completely crushing," said Chris Waddle, previous Spurs winger. 

The 25-year-early English skipper was harmed in the 1-0 thrashing of Manchester United on Sunday in the Premier League. The Spurs reported that the player would continue preparing early March.

Kane, the Spurs' best scorer this season, could miss 11 recreations, including the last Champions League coordinate with Borussia Dortmund, the arrival leg of the Carabao Cup semi-last against Chelsea and critical matches against Chelsea and Arsenal.

His damage, joined with the nonappearance of South Korean striker Son Heung-min in the Asian Cup, let the Spurs running well enough alone for capability.

The match scored 47% of the objectives of the Spurs Premier League this season

"To lose him [Kane] until the point when March is totally obliterating," Waddle, a previous British universal, revealed to Radio 5 live. "I'm certain they are looking in Europe, even somebody who isn't in support who could carry out responsibility for three months." Could they be lent to somebody with a commission to supplant him until the finish of the season? "

All in all, what are Spurs' choices without Kane and Son?

The substitution - Fernando Llorente

The 6-foot-4, 33-year-old Spanish striker has scored four objectives this season in 14 amusements, incorporating a cap trap in the FA Cup third round against Tranmere prior this month.

Llorente, who joined Swansea for £ 12m in 2017, played routinely against Kane and his six Premier League appearances this season have all been won by the seat.

Waddle stated, "You'd think Llorente would come in, however, he's not as versatile as Kane, it's most likely best to run with [Lucas] Moura for the minute with [Dele] Alli behind."

Previous Spurs supervisor David Pleat included, "Llorente is an extremely legit mentor, he needed to play in the shadows, he was extraordinarily noticeable all around and he played magnificently well for Swansea before he went to the Spurs. Last time, he was brilliant, in spite of the fact that against Tranmere, fans ought not to be excessively debilitated, he could go and he's doing especially well.