Tottenham prove that life after Harry Kane is not all bad, as statistics show that they have recorded one of the best seasons in their history.

Tottenham may have spent the 2023/24 campaign without Harry Kane, but that certainly didn't stop them in front of goal.

Despite losing his talisman Bayern Munich Last summer, Spurs equaled their second-best goalscoring campaign in the Premier League this season.

A 3-0 victory over Sheffield United at Bramall Lane on the final day of the season saw Ange PostecoglouThe team ends the campaign with 74 goals, a figure similar to that of the 2017/18 season.

Their record, however, was recorded the previous year when they scored 86 goals and finished second in the table behind. Chelsea in 2017.

While Kane He has scored an astonishing 44 goals in his debut season with Bayern, it is clear that Tottenham have not missed him as much as he thought.

Much of this is due to Postecoglou's fluid, offensive style of play.

Pattern Son Heung-min accumulated 17 goals this season, while richarlison He scored 11 and many of the other goals were spread throughout the team.

These objectives have contributed to Tottenham finish fifth in the Premier League to secure qualification for the Europa League.

Speaking about his first season at the helm, Postecoglou said: “It's been good, it's been eventful, it's had a bit of everything.

“Obviously I'm not happy with the way we finished the season, but to be fair to the players and staff, we have been in the top five all season, in a year where there was quite a bit of upheaval.

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“We finished eighth last year, the rotation of players, a different football, a different way of training, it's not easy to maintain a level when you try to do that.

“Even in the tough times this year, we've been competitive for the most part.

“I think I've done my best, which is all a coach can ask for.”

Tottenham flew to Australia immediately after the final whistle for a commercial trip before the players left for their summer holidays.