Spurs to reject any Man United approach for Kane

Plans have been put in place to ensure that any bid presented by Manchester United for Harry Kane this summer hits the rock.

The long-serving frontman will soon have just one year remaining on his contract, naturally leaving Spurs at risk of losing their most prized asset on a free transfer in 2024.

Spurs had initially hoped that European qualification, particularly for the Champions League, would convince the 29-year-old to sign fresh terms

However, either side of Antonio Conte’s exit as head coach, Spurs’ form dropped off to such an extent that they could only finish in eighth position in the Premier League standings.

With no continental football on offer, it appears increasingly likely that Kane will give no consideration to penning a new contract with the North Londoners

The England captain ended the top-flight campaign with 30 goals to his name, maintaining his stock as one of the best strikers in world football despite his lack of silverware.

While a number of clubs may be willing to pay in the region of £100m for Kane, it has been perceived that Man United is his most likely destination this summer.

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Nevertheless, according to The Mirror, chairman Daniel Levy has no interest in negotiating a deal with his counterparts at Old Trafford, regardless of the risk of losing Kane for nothing in the future.

Levy will allegedly not be tempted into selling to a club that they perceive to be a Premier League rival, even though United finished five places above them in 2022-23.

The report indicates that Levy would rather have Kane at his disposal to try to get Spurs back into Europe, despite the possibility of missing out on up to a £100m transfer fee.