Tottenham have already decided that they will not consider selling Harry Kane to a Premier League rival in the summer amid interest from Manchester United.
Kane, 29, is likely to be in-demand in the coming months with his long-term future unclear. The England captain's current contract expires in 2024 and it remains to be seen whether or not an agreement over a new deal will materialise.
That means that next summer's transfer window could represent Spurs' final opportunity to cash in on their talisman - and it's likely that a host of big-hitters would be interested in acquiring a player of Kane's services if he were to be made available by Tottenham.
