Tottenham's surge to the brink of Champions League football next season has put chairman Daniel Levy on standby for major upgrades in the transfer market.
If Spurs take a point at doomed Norwich on Sunday, they will complete head coach Antonio Conte's 'miracle' of a top-four finish. A return to Champions League orbit will be enough to keep Conte at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium next season.
And England captain Harry Kane, whose proposed £150 million move to Manchester City last summer was blocked by Levy, enjoys working with Conte so much he is thought to favour staying at Tottenham ahead of any interest from Manchester United. Although Sky Sports pundit Gary Neville says new United boss Erik ten Hag should go all-out for “absolute gold” Kane, Spurs will give them no encouragement.