Real Madrid are confident in signing Harry Kane for as little as £68million, according to Spanish reports.
Just one year left on his contract places Tottenham Hotspur - and Daniel Levy - in an inevitable position. Now could be the only time to recoup a transfer fee or risk losing one of the world’s best strikers for nothing next year.
As it stands, Kane has stayed coy on his future, refusing to be drawn on speculation which seems to persist each summer. Levy, on the other hand, has made no secret of his desire to keep the England captain in North London.