The Spurs star was snapped celebrating Arsenal's Premier League title win in 2004 sporting the red shirt - and Freddie Ljungberg-style red hair
Harry Kane fired Tottenham to a memorable victory over hated rivals Arsenal in Saturday's north London derby - but now a new picture has emerged of the Spurs star in a GUNNERS shirt.
The striker has been in blistering form this season and continued that on the weekend with his brace against Arsene Wenger's side.
The Spurs fans chanted: "Harry Kane, he's one of our own," as the youngster put the Gunners to the sword at White Hart Lane, but now a new picture has surfaced which might just take the shine off that song.
Kane, who would have been 10-years-old at the time, is seen in the picture celebrating Arsenal's title success in 2004.
Dressed in an Arsenal shirt and sporting dyed red hair, just like Invincibles star Freddie Ljungberg, Kane looks every inch the young Gunners fan.
It's the second time pictures have emerged of him wearing the red of his now-rivals,but Kane insists he is a Tottenham man through and through, and was only wearing Arsenal gear because he had to, as part of their youth team set up.
"I wanted to wear a Tottenham kit but I don't think that would've gone down to well," Kane said.
"I was eight-years-old. I was at Arsenal for a year and obviously I was a kid, I just wanted to play football.
"I've been at Spurs since I was 11-years-old, always loved the club. I've been here 10 years and hopefully many more years to come."
Still, despite his Highbury past, there is no doubting where his loyalties lie now.
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