
Share
15th June 2018
08:28am BST

While Jamie Vardy represents a solid option, he's not at Kane's level and would require a different strategy from the players around him because the Leicester forward is best used when showing off his blistering speed by bursting into space.
"What does concern me is whether we have enough in reserve if Harry gets injured," Shearer writes in his Sun column.
"We don’t have another forward in his mould. Jamie Vardy is our best option and we’d have to utilise his pace and play to his strengths.
"The Leicester man is a good option to throw on if we need to change a game but not as a starter.
"He’s a good player, a good centre-forward but you wouldn’t describe him as a great centre-forward.
"In my time we had so much more competition for the striker’s spot.
"There was Gary Lineker in my early days, Ian Wright, Robbie Fowler, Andy Cole, Les Ferdinand, Teddy Sheringham and Michael Owen to name a few. Kane wouldn’t look out of place on that list."Explore more on these topics: