5 dark horses for the Champions League Golden Boot

3. Harry Kane

Kane will be crucial to Spurs

England and Spurs’ number nine Harry Kane, after a poor start to the season in August, has found his feet and the goal in September, scoring two hat-tricks in consecutive games laying down a marker for the rest of Europe.

Kane has re-found his goal-scoring touch and with Tottenham’s two wins in the competition so far in the group of death, bodes well for his individual award winning chances in this tournament.

Kane currently sits on top of the standings with five goals to his name, as Spurs' prepare to face Real Madrid in their next two Champions League outings.

Kane a winner of the last two Premier League golden boots, will be competing against the likes of Messi, Ronaldo, Neymar and all the rest of the best players in the world. If Tottenham can advance into the later stages of the competition Kane could be in with a very real shot of winning the prestigious champions league golden boot.

A prolific player in great goalscoring form with tremendous footballing ability, the 24-year-old Spurs’ striker could be a menace to deal with in Europe for years to come.