Harry Kane insists that he, not Daniel Levy, will decide the future of the Spurs

Tottenham standout Harry Kane has essentially confirmed his desire to move on, during an eye-opening interview with Gary Neville.

Kane wants out

The explosive news that Spurs fans around the world undoubtedly feared for a long time, of course, finally arrived earlier this week.

This came in the form of widespread reports that star hitman Harry Kane had informed the club of his desire to go ahead in the summer in search of silverware.

The reveal, which originally came to light via Sky Sports News, has since been picked up by a number of sources in the English media, amid the seemingly widespread understanding that Kane is actually considering a new adventure.

#THFC They are now asking questions about the replacement center forwards, at the first indication that the club is willing to consider the sentiments of their 27-year-old talisman.

– Sky Sports News (@SkySportsNews) May 17, 2021

This course comes just weeks after the talented attacker made his tongue tremble, opening himself up to his desire to secure ‘team awards’ in the next few years of his career.

After being named Premier League Player of the Year at the London Football Awards, Kane explained:

“When I look back at the end of my career, these are all things that I will review and take in a little more, but the goal right now as a player is to win team trophies.”

‘As much as this is great, I want to win the biggest prizes on the team. We are not doing it at all. It’s bittersweet, but it is what it is.

‘A good honest conversation’

In turn, a host of clubs have inevitably been swiftly inclined to pitch for Kane, and Manchester United, Chelsea and Manchester City are believed to be interested.

However, it is the latter who is said to be English himself. desperate to join in, in an attempt to end their long wait for silverware.

And, as described above, if the latest comments attributed to Kane on Thursday are anything to go by, it appears the 27-year-old is ready to do whatever it takes to secure the transfer of his dreams.

Speech In a highly anticipated interview with Gary Neville as part of The Overlap Podcast (which was actually recorded before the news broke on Monday), the Spurs talisman almost confirmed his desire to move on, ahead of a showdown meeting with Daniel Levy:

“As players, you don’t know what the president thinks. I mean he might want to sell me. You might be thinking, “If I can get £ 100 million for you, why not?” You know what I mean. I won’t be worth that for the next two or three years. ‘

‘I hope … I mean, we have a good enough relationship. I’ve given him the club, well, I’ve been there 16 years of my life. So I hope we can have a good honest conversation and see where we are in that regard. ‘

From here, Kane reiterated his intention to compete in the greatest arenas in football, before, in a significant way, ensuring that the final decision regarding his future will not rest with the president of Lilywhites, Levy, but with himself. :

“I think it is definitely a conversation to have with the club. I want to play in the most important games, in the most important moments. This season I am watching the Champions League, the English teams are doing incredible, and these are the games I want to participate in. ”

So it sure is a time in my career where I have to reflect and see where I am and have a good honest conversation with the president. I hope we can have that conversation. I’m sure you’ll want to lay out the plan of where you see it. But ultimately it will depend on me and how I feel and what will be best for me in my career at the moment. ”

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