Gary Neville has told Tottenham that they must risk losing Harry Kane for free by not selling the England captain this summer and waiting until June 2024 when his contract expires.
Kane is subject to interest from Manchester United at present, with the 29-year-old also a target for Bayern Munich in a move which could cost up to £100 million. However, in Tottenham's current state of needing a new manager and director of football this summer, it would be a major risk to lose their star striker as well.
That is the view of Neville, who spoke about the situation at Spurs and their need to hold onto Kane whatever the cost while on Sky Sports commentary duty at Anfield on Sunday. "When you think about this season for Spurs, and how it's going to end, I don't think Tottenham can let Harry Kane go in the summer," said the former United full-back.
