Tottenham still believe they can get Harry Kane to agree to a new contract

According to Telegraph, Tottenham Hotspur finds themselves at a crossroads as they grapple with the uncertainty surrounding the future of their star striker, Harry Kane.

The club remains resolute in their belief that they can persuade the talismanic forward to commit his long-term future to Tottenham, despite mounting speculation suggesting otherwise.

Kane, a loyal servant to the Lilywhites throughout his illustrious career, has become synonymous with the club. With 435 appearances and an impressive 280 goals to his name, he has etched his name into the history books of North London.

However, the glittering individual achievements have been bittersweet for Kane, as he once again endured a trophyless campaign with Tottenham. With just a year remaining on his current contract, the clamour for silverware has fueled speculation of a potential departure in search of greener pastures.

Manchester United, a club perennially in search of top talent, reportedly have Harry Kane at the top of their summer shopping list. They are in search of a genuine number nine and this could be a match made in heaven.

Adding further intrigue to the saga, European giants Real Madrid have also thrown their hat into the ring for the English marksman’s signature. It is an uphill battle for Tottenham and their chairman Daniel Levy as they strive to retain their prized asset.

While the situation may indicate that Kane could opt to run down his contract or seek a move elsewhere, Tottenham remains optimistic about a different outcome. They can only wait and see this saga play out.

Daniel Levy, renowned for his shrewd negotiation tactics, has made it clear that he will not entertain the idea of selling Kane to a domestic rival. Similarly, it appears unlikely that the striker would seek a move abroad at this stage of his career.

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The club’s unwavering faith in their ability to retain Kane is a testament to their commitment to building a successful future. Let’s see if the Englishman buys into this idea and decides to stay at Tottenham for the next few years.