Some Spurs fans on social media are beaming with pride following Harry Kane’s decision to sponsor Leyton Orient’s kits for next season.
Kane made his professional debut for the League Two club back in 2011 and the England captain has shown that he has not forgotten his roots.
The striker has donated the sponsorship to three separate worthy causes, with the home shirt featuring a thank you message to frontline workers, the away shirt and the third shirt has been donated to Haven House Children’s Hospice, and Mind, the mental health charity, respectively.
The Spurs striker took to social media to express his pride at being able to help out the League Two side.
Some Spurs fans on social media were extremely proud of the 26-year-old’s gesture with a few even suggesting that he deserved to be named captain of the North London side for the way he conducts himself on and off the pitch.
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This is a great gesture from Kane and will hopefully convince more footballers to follow suit. Lower league clubs are going to be the worst hit from the pandemic and they need all the help they can get from top flight clubs and footballers to get back on their feet.
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