After five years in the camp, a statue of Harry Kane was unveiled in east London on Monday. The striker of the German soccer record champions Bayern Munich, who was most recently with the English national team, presented his “likeness” at the Ridgeway Rovers’ Peter May Center, where he had already played soccer as a six-year-old.
The 31-year-old commented on Mail £7200 statue. Art critic Estelle Lovatt told Sky News: “Historically, a public statue was intended to immortalize someone, to display and loudly praise their achievements and achievements. But if they barely look like the person, it’s pretty difficult to make a connection.”
Kane’s statue also caused amusement and ridicule on X. The Harry Kane statue was completed in 2020 and was in storage for five years because there were difficulties with its originally planned location.