Tottenham star Harry Kane's future at the club is uncertain as the striker approaches the final 12 months of his contract, with a renewal not currently in sight. It has led to questions over the path the England international captain takes next, with the overall situation at Spurs itself unresolved.
The arrival of a new head coach and director of football, along with a host of new players in the summer transfer window, could change the outlook for Kane's future. Manchester United are one of the sides linked with a switch this summer, including Bayern Munich and PSG.
Interim manager Ryan Mason was asked to sum up the forward's time at the club, should Sunday's clash with Leeds be his last in Lilywhite, to which he said: "I can’t sum it up because he’s still our player. I think when you sum something up, it’s a closed chapter and you speak about the past. That’s certainly not the case. For any player, manager, or member of staff at this football club, when one leaves it’s important to have a succession plan in place.
