Daniel Levy is ready to fight to keep Harry Kane at Spurs for another season despite his demands to leave.
Kane has asked the club to sell him after another campaign in which Spurs failed to pick up any silverware.
Tottenham couldn’t even finish inside the top four despite starting the campaign with Jose Mourinho as the manager.
They finished the season with Ryan Mason as their interim boss, but it was always going to be the case that the former midfielder would be replaced in the summer.
The Lilywhites would be keen to get a manager that will finally help them win a trophy, but it remains unclear if that would be enough to stop Kane from leaving.
The Englishman would be a valuable asset to the club’s next manager and Spurs hope he will agree to stay for another campaign.
The Guardian reports that one thing that is certain is that Levy has made it clear internally that he has no plans to sell Kane this summer.
This would be a boost to any incoming manager and their fanbase, but they have to pray that Kane doesn’t turn in a transfer request because that would make this a little more complicated than they would want.
