Tottenham Hotspur manager Mauricio Pochettino believes Harry Kane can break every English goalscoring record after his brace in Spurs' 4-0 thrashing of Everton made him the club's leading all time Premier League goalscorer.
His goals in the convincing win took him to 98 in total, surpassing Teddy Sheringham and further solidifying his name into the club's legacy.
Pochettino was full of praise for the poacher in his post match press-conference, as quoted by Football London.
"He's going to break everything, all the records!" ️️💪
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"Every weekend he's celebrating something..." 😂
Mauricio Pochettino talks Harry Kane with @DesKellyBTS... pic.twitter.com/N59KlhnWF6
He said: "He deserves all the credit and a lot of praise. He's fantastic and I'd like to congratulate him one more time of course. He can do everything because his mentality and how he is, a professional, he can achieve all that he wishes or wants. Because it's unbelievable the way he is able to work and his willingness.
"He scores a lot of goals but his mentality is to help the team, work for the team and that is what makes him a special player. Not only is he a player with talent that scores goals, in his mind is always to help and play collectively and put in the effort for the team."
"At this moment in time, there are two people at Tottenham who are irreplaceable. Harry Kane and Mauricio Pochettino."
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Although Kane will grab all the headlines, it was Son Heung-min who earned himself man of the match and deserved all the plaudits.
Speaking about the South Korean international, Pochettino said: "It was a great performance, but it's not only today. It's three months we've been talking about Sonny's performance. He's showing he's more mature than last season and his performances are helping the team a lot.
"He, today, everyone can see that he's on more of a level, the belief and confidence that show in every game is fantastic. He's been doing so well this season of course.I think Sonny deserves a lot of credit for the present form of Tottenham."
Great result today. Son on 🔥 and we were on it all over the pitch today. Big performances from everyone. 👌⚽ #COYS #THFC #Premierleague pic.twitter.com/Cp5Ipf92qJ
— Harry Kane (@HKane) January 13, 2018
The win means Spurs are now level on points with Liverpool in fourth place, and the Argentinian manager was overjoyed to be back in the mix for the Champions League places after a poor run of form this season.
"The performance was amazing. I think the effort and the way that we played was very good. I'm so happy because it's three points that give us the belief and the confidence and of course the position in the table that is so close to Chelsea, Liverpool and Manchester United and the possibility to fight for a place in the top four. That is our challenge and our target."