So he doesn't receive service when it's convenient to say so and when it fits the narrative.It's the wrong and dumb question - which myself and numerous other posters have already explained to you on numerous occasions - the service he receives differs in every game, there is no one answer.
What makes a good striker is what he does with the service he receives be that good or bad - he of course doesn't control that - all any striker can do is put himself in the best position to score, and then when those chances comes, to score as many as possible.
To answer your question directly - the service Kane receives naturally various from game to game - he will on average receive better service against weaker teams than against the elite sides - this might shock you but the same applies to every striker on the planet ...
There is a reason why from Ronaldo's 59 hat tricks - 52 have been scored against teams, domestic or international, who are not in the elite bracket - the only person who doesn't understand why this is the case would appear to be you - even when it's an integral part of football is blindingly obvious and has been explained multiple times - go figure.
Got it.


