"Harry the Strong" conjures an image of a red-bearded Viking king rather than a Tottenham Hotspur striker raised in North London. The front page of Marca on Monday leaves no doubt that Harry Kane is the centre of attention ahead of the match between Real Madrid and Tottenham in Group H of the Champions League.
Madrid and Spurs occupy the top of a group that has become crystallised in to two tiers. Both have won two matches, scored six goals, and conceded once.
Pep Guardiola cheekily referred to Spurs -- who finished the 2016-17 Premier League season eight points ahead of his Manchester City side -- as "the Harry Kane team".