Tottenham Hotspur striker Harry Kane released a statement regarding where he stands with the London-based club. The 28-year-old plans to report to training.
Sky Sports reporter Kaveh Solhekol provided some insight into what’s next for this Kane saga, who hoped to depart this summer for Manchester City to compete in the UEFA Champions League.
Solhekol explains that although City would like to land Kane; however, the rival Premier League side simply isn’t offering enough to motivate Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy to sell Kane.
“Tottenham’s position has not changed, Harry Kane is not for sale,” Solhekol said. “He has three years left on his contract. If you want to sign the England captain, it’s a free world you can make an offer but your offer has to be realistic.”
“As far as Spurs are concern the kind of figures that Manchester City have been talking about I’ve been told it’s £75-million plus some players. Spurs are just not interested in that; they are not interested in £75-million. They are not interested in players as part of the deal either.”