The Decision That Shaped Kane's Career

Arsenal legend Liam Brady has revealed that it was his decision that led to Harry Kane's departure from Arsenal's academy at the age of eight. Brady, who was Arsenal's academy manager between 1996 and 2014, takes full responsibility for the choice that allowed Kane to join Tottenham and ultimately become the club's all-time highest goalscorer and captain of the England national team.

A Successful Spell with Regrets

Despite his successful tenure as Arsenal's academy manager, Brady admits that Kane was the one that got away. During his time in charge, Brady nurtured talents such as Ashley Cole, Jack Wilshere, and Bukayo Saka. However, he acknowledges that Kane's departure was a significant loss for the Gunners.

Brady's Thoughts on Other Talents

Reflecting on the careers of Ashley Cole and Jack Wilshere, Brady expresses pride in their development. He considers Cole to be the best left back in Europe at one point, while Wilshere's fearless approach to the game impressed him. However, injuries hindered Wilshere's progress.
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