Harry Kane has opened up about Tottenham's struggles this season, admitting that standards have slipped from the days of Mauricio Pochettino's time in charge.
Tottenham have dropped out of the top four and are onto their third manager this season, with Antonio Conte departing in March and acting head coach Cristian Stellini axed after 6-1 thrashing against Newcastle in April. And Kane, who is out of contract at Spurs next season, has been linked with an exit.
Manchester United are heavily interested in signing the England captain, while Chelsea and Bayern Munich have also been linked with his services. However, Kane has now hinted he may stay at Tottenham, with the forward stating he wants to help improve the culture around the club, and has even spoken to Daniel Levy about it.
