Tottenham Hotspur 2017/18 Away Shirt Kane

The Spurs 2017/18 away shirt was Nike's first away kit after becoming Tottenham Hotspur's official kit supplier. Instead of introducing a completely new colour scheme, Nike looked back to the club's history by producing a dark navy shirt with white details, inspired by the away kits worn during Tottenham's famous 1960/61 Double winning season. For this season only, the traditional cockerel crest was placed inside a shield, referencing the badge worn when Spurs became the first English club in the twentieth century to win both the league title and the FA Cup in the same season. The shirt also includes knitted "Spurs" lettering on the back of the collar. This Tottenham Hotspor 2017/18 away shirt is available in size kids L and excellent condition. There are some tiny black dots on the #10 printing. 896333-430 is the style code for this Spurs football shirt. 

Tottenham spent the entire 2017/18 season playing their home matches at Wembley Stadium while the new Tottenham Hotspur Stadium was under construction. Mauricio Pochettino guided the club to third place in the Premier League with 77 points, only behind the two Manchester clubs. Spurs also reached the FA Cup semi finals before losing 2-1 to Manchester United, while their UEFA Champions League campaign ended in the Round of 16 after a 4-3 aggregate defeat against Juventus. Harry Kane enjoyed another outstanding season, scoring 41 goals in 48 appearances across all competitions. He finished with 30 Premier League goals, winning the Golden Boot for the third time in four seasons, and became the first Tottenham player to score 40 goals in consecutive seasons since Jimmy Greaves in the 1960s.

Harry Kane had come through Tottenham's academy and had become club captain before his 25th birthday. By the end of the 2017/18 season he had already established himself as one of the Premier League's most prolific strikers, combining clinical finishing with the ability to drop deep and create chances for teammates such as Dele Alli, Christian Eriksen and Son Heung-min. During that campaign Kane also became Tottenham's highest scorer in Premier League history, surpassing Teddy Sheringham's club record. His performances earned him a place in the PFA Team of the Year and secured his selection as England captain for the 2018 FIFA World Cup, where he would go on to win the Golden Boot with six goals.