Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy has hinted that Spurs will be saying 'no' to any club that moves for Harry Kane this summer. Spurs' No.10 will soon enter the final 12 months of the six-year deal he signed in the summer of 2018 and clubs such as Manchester United, Bayern Munich and PSG have been linked with his services.
An integral part of the Tottenham team, with the striker registering 25 goals and four assists in 42 games this season, the Lilywhites will not want to lose their main man given everything he contributes to the side. Levy himself has indicated that it's "very important to keep the team together" and that they have "every right to say no" as he is very much their player.
"Firstly I don't consider myself to be a special negotiator or anything like. As I said, I'm just acting in the best interests of my club," Levy told Cambridge Union, when asked about his negotiating skills. "I think when it comes to a transfer it depends on the balance of power. If you have a player that you really don't want to sell then you have every right to say no. You own the registration.
