Spurs striker Harry Kane has been voted ​England men's Player of the Year for 2017. The 24-year-old, who has won the Premier League's Golden Boot for the last two seasons, scored seven goals in six international appearances last year and garnered 75% of votes from members of the England Supporters Club. Congratulations to @HKane, who our fans have voted as the @VauxhallEngland Men’s Player of the Year!
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Harry Kane Wins England Men's Player of the Year After Impressive 2017
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