Harry Kane has given fans a small hint that he may well be settled in London ahead of a summer that is widely expected to see some major offers come in for his services. With just over 12 months remaining on his contract and several of Europe's top sides keen to add a new striker, he is as good as it gets.
The 29-year-old has already scored 28 league goals this season, unsurprisingly picking up the club's player of the season award at a thoroughly negative awards presentation on the pitch after the 3-1 loss to Brentford. There is a chance that Spurs won't be able to offer him any form of European football next year, though.
Ryan Mason's side can still finish ninth in the table if an unlikely set of results go against them on the final day of the season. It may not be enough, even then, for Kane. Spurs are making hard work of preparing for the new season, a fact unlikely to help with their pitch to Kane for another year in north London.
