Harry Kane ‘signs lifetime boot deal’ with SKECHERS as Tottenham star to wear US trainer brand’s first-ever pair

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HARRY KANE has signed a shock lifetime boot deal with Skechers, according to reports.

The England skipper is said to have penned the lengthy deal with the American trainer brand who are branching out into the football boot world.

Harry Kane has reportedly signed a lifelong boot deal with Skechers[/caption]

Kane was previously signed to Nike[/caption]

Wantaway Kane has been wearing plain back boots in pre-season training with Tottenham this summer.

And he was spotted wearing the a mystery pair as he netted four in Spurs’ friendly win over Shakhtar Donetsk on Sunday.

It was rumoured they were new prototypes from sportswear giant Nike, who Kane has had a long-term association with.

But Footy Headlines have now confirmed the boots are Skechers, after they were spotted up for sale in limited quantities online.

They would be Skechers’ first-ever elite level football boots with the brand already producing top-end golf and running shoes.

Kane, 30, will join a growing list of big name players who have left the Oregon based brand in recent years.

Bukayo Saka, Robert Lewandowski and Neymar are just a few of those who have moved away from Nike in favour of brands like New Balance, Adidas and Puma.

Kane was due to extend his deal with Nike after last year’s World Cup, but talks were reportedly put on hold with the American giant instead keen to secure Erling Haaland first.

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The new Skechers boot was spotted on sale in small quantities online[/caption]

Kane has been wearing the boots in pre-season[/caption]

Despite Kane seemingly already wearing Skechers boots, there is yet to be an official announcement from the brand that it is producing football boots for the upcoming campaign.

Kane’s future with Tottenham is also very much still up in the air with German giants Bayern Munich still pushing to lure him away from the capital.

Bayern have had an £86million bid rejected for the Englishman by Spurs as they hold out for another £25million for their star man.

With only one year remaining on his current contract, Tottenham face the possibility of losing Kane for free next summer if he doesn’t leave for Germany or sign a new deal in North London.

Spurs boss Ange Postecoglou spoke about Kane’s future in a recent press conference.

Venting his frustration at Bayern’s public pursuit of his player, he said: “What is factual right now is that Kane is a contracted player of our football club.

“I certainly wouldn’t talk about contracted players at other football clubs but I’m not at Bayern so they can go the way they want.”