Does Kane’s future lie with Spurs?

It would show a lack of ambition by the Lilywhites if they were to let their man go in the summer, as there looks plenty more to come from him, but the club’s money men have already bent over backwards to keep him plying his trade in North London. Every man has a price however, and although the player himself is showing no desire to leave, he’ll know his worth and, as an ambitious young sportsman, will want to test himself in the biggest leagues in the world, against the biggest of names. If he finishes as the Premier League’s top scorer or not, he has already mastered English football.

No way Jose, keep your money

It’s no secret that Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho is on the look-out for a long-term replacement for Rooney and Ibrahimovic, with both nearing the end of their careers. Rooney certainly appears to have peaked and is sizing up a big-money move of his own to China. Rumours spread in the press in January that The Special One was eying an £80m move for Kane in the summer, with £150k a week contract in the pipeline. Of course, that’s mere paper talk at the moment, but it makes sense. United have the money to splash and Kane would be a natural long-term replacement for Rooney. Is Spurs to Man Utd still a jump up in grade? Perhaps not.

Said to be a Tottenham supporter as a kid, Harry previously put pen-to-paper in a bumper deal that will keep him at the club until 2022, with his wages hiked up accordingly. That was a bold move by the board, which surely would’ve shattered their strict pay structure, but if it nails down a proven England striker with the world at his feet, then it’s an investment. It’ll certainly go some way to scaring off the circling vultures.

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