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#4 Harry Kane (Tottenham Hotspur)
Tottenham are definitely no minnows, far from it, in fact. They offer Harry Kane the chance to ply his trade in the best league in the world, and are having a very convincing run in the UEFA Champions League.
However, let's be realistic. There is absolutely no chance that Tottenham will win the league title this season, and nothing hints that they will be the favourites in the next title race. Their fairy-tale story in Europe could well last for longer, if they were to successfully overcome Italian giants Juventus.
But then again, will they snatch the title away from the likes of Real Madrid, FC Barcelona, Manchester City and FC Bayern? Probably not.
It is no dig at the Londoners, but Harry Kane is widely regarded as the best striker in England, and is amongst the top three central forwards in the world, to say the least. In other words, he has the quality to play for clubs capable of providing him with the chance of winning the English Premier League, La Liga, or the Champions League.
Kane has found the net 18 times on 20 different occasions for Tottenham in this campaign. His scoring form is simply phenomenal, so he will certainly not be short of offers, if he ever decides to leave White Hart Lane.
