Tottenham will resist selling England captain Harry Kane to Manchester United when the market reopens.
That's according to reports from The Mirror as speculation over the three-time Golden Boot winner's future continues to gather pace heading towards the summer transfer window. Erik ten Hag and the recruitment team at Old Trafford have already made Kane their primary target in the search for a new striker.
However, the article in question claims Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy - a fearsome negotiator - is unwilling to strike up business with United for the frontman. Kane turns 30 this July and has yet to win a trophy throughout his career despite a fantastic goal-scoring record for Tottenham and internationally.
