Teddy Sheringham has stated that Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy should give Harry Kane "the freedom to make his own decision" this summer. Kane's future has been a major talking point in recent years and it will increase to new levels ahead of next term as he gets set to enter the final 12 months of his contract.
Contributing with 27 goals and five assists in all competitions for Spurs this season, the 29-year-old will once again finish the campaign with no silverware to his name after the Lilywhites crashed out of the FA Cup, Carabao Cup and Champions League despite having opportunities to progress. Tottenham's failure to also secure a top-four finish also leaves Kane with a huge decision to make as he looks to win the trophies he craves before his career comes to an end.
A key summer for Tottenham with Levy needing to appoint a new head coach and managing director of football, the chairman also needs to improve the playing squad and try and keep Kane, who has been linked with Manchester United, in the capital.
