Ryan Mason believes it could take another 10 years before Tottenham forward Harry Kane is truly appreciated.
While Spurs have endured a tumultuous campaign and currently have no permanent manager or managing director of football, it has been another impressive season for their talisman.
Kane became the club's all-time leading goal-scorer in February, broke the England scoring record a month later and starred in Thursday's 2-2 draw at home to Manchester United.
The Tottenham vice-captain will look to add to his 24 Premier League strikes in Sunday's clash with Liverpool at Anfield, but continues to be mocked over his lack of silverware.