Who is the better player between Erling Holan (Man City), who scored 36 goals in 35 Premier League games last season, and Harry Kane, who left for Bayern Munich (Germany) last summer after finishing second in the Premier League (213 goals) with Tottenham's Living Legend.

Legendary striker Gary Lineker, the top scorer in the 1986 Mexico World Cup and one of the celebrities representing British soccer, ruled in favor of the Norwegian bomber, saying, "It's a really difficult problem," when asked to compare Kane and Holan on the 1st.

Lineker, who appeared on the famous British podcast "The Rest Is Football," and Alan Shearer, the highest scorer (260 goals) in the history of the Premier League, began to think for a long time about Holan and Kane.

Lineker, who even had a break and considered the problem, said, "Holan is a little better. "It's similar to my heyday," he said, explaining why he chose Holan. Lineker continued, "Me and Holan are the ultimate porter (goal hunters)," and explained, "Holan scored more goals last season than Kane."

Kane scored 30 goals in 38 games last season. The top scorer was enough. However, with the appearance of Holan, she came in second place.

It is no exaggeration to say that Holan, who first stepped on English soil by transferring from Borussia Dortmund, Germany to Manchester City last summer, is an "ecosystem destroyer." There were more goals than the number of games. Kane failed to recapture the top scorer by six goals behind Holan.

In addition, Lineker's argument is that Holan is tactically worth a little more.

"Holan is a really fast player," Lineker said. "It has the advantage of being able to press forward."

Lineker then pointed out, "On the other hand, Kane prefers the way he comes down a little more and makes it with the team," adding, "So if Kane comes down to the midfield, he needs a player who can penetrate instead." Since Holan pushes in alone, there is little need for other players' help, but Kane means that he needs a player who can help connect or finish instead of him in terms of style of play.

Lineker and Shearer, however, respected both Kane and Holland, saying they represent the Premier League.

Lineker said, "The two players have distinctly different strengths," adding, "Kane is a hexagonal striker. "Holan is a deadly player in the box." Shearer agreed and said, "The two players can play together (because their roles are complementary)." Lineker also exclaimed at Shearer's words, imagining a duo of the two "monster strikers."

Shearer also jokingly sided with Kane, saying, "When I appear on 'BBC (British Public Broadcasting), I always say I love you to Kane." Shearer appears on the panel on the BBC's famous football show Match of the Day.

Shearer is famous for his special love for Kane.

Although it has become difficult to see Kane break his record by moving to Bayern Munich, Germany, last summer, he is the player who has become closest to his record by committing to Tottenham. If he returns to England after ending his Munich career, he will be able to surpass 260 goals held by Shearer. 토토사이트

It is no exaggeration to say that Holan is a "first-round" striker in the Premier League now that Kane has left. He scored two goals and one assist in the 10th round of the 2023/24 English Premier League against Manchester United on the 30th of last month. As a result, Holan has already scored 11 goals in 10 games this season, ranking first in the league's scoring rankings alone.

Of course, Kane also scored 12 goals (2nd) in 9 games in the Bundesliga, showing off his brilliant goal sense of 1.25 goals per game.