Kane visits his mural... and adds his own finishing touches | OneFootball

Harry Kane paid a visit to his mural on Thursday afternoon - and added his own creative touches to the artwork.

A piece of street art which commemorates Harry becoming our all-time record goalscorer, the mural was completed by artists ahead of our final home game of the season - this Saturday's lunchtime clash with Brentford - and our number 10 was on hand to add his signature as well as his handprint to the design.

Standing proud just off the Tottenham High Road, adjacent to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium's West Atrium, on the north-facing wall of the Brown Eagle restaurant on Whitehall Street, a number of other legendary Spurs players also helped in creating the mural, including club captain Hugo Lloris, Heung-Min Son and Ambassador and Academy coach Jermain Defoe.

Harry's wife Kate and their children also added their hand prints and names to the mural, which was created by MurWalls - the company also produced Ledley King's mural which can be seen at the Tottenham Community Sports Centre off the High Road opposite the stadium.

The artwork also features a QR code in the bottom left-hand corner which fans will be able to scan on a mobile device to view exclusive content on SPURSPLAY.

Watch - Harry visits his mural