Kane, 27, has told the Spurs hierarchy he would like to leave the club this summer, with Manchester United, Manchester City and Chelsea his foremost suitors. While Levy is believed to value Kane at £150million, Hoddle believes it will take a part-exchange deal to sign the wantaway striker. City are reportedly preparing a part-exchange offer to sign Kane whereby they will include two players in their bid. Will Harry Kane leave Tottenham this summer or stay on with his boyhood club? Although the transfer saga is continuing to trundle on, Hoddle has no doubt Kane will put it to one side as he leads the Three Lions at Euro 2020.

Source: Daily Mirror June 10, 2021 18:06 UTC