Tottenham are prepared to listen to proposals for Harry Kane, provided interested clubs Manchester City and Manchester United stump up a British transfer record price of £150m.
The 27-year-old centre-forward is midway through a six-year contract with his boyhood club but he is yet to win silverware in north London and Harry will reassess his options this summer if Tottenham fail to qualify for the UEFA Champions League.
Harry has already netted 21 times this season and Jose Mourinho is desperate to keep the England captain, as he is paramount to the Portuguese’s plans of turning the team into title challengers.
However, should Tottenham fail to finish in the top four or win the UEFA Europa League, they face a second consecutive campaign outside of UCL at a time when their finances have taken a big hit.
They had already accepted a period of financial hardship considering the £1 billion bill on their new stadium but the absence of supporters from stadiums has exacerbated the club’s need to balance the books.
The opportunity to sell Kane would pay for around 15 per cent of the club’s stadium and the Daily Mail states Spurs would listen to offers of around £150 million for the England striker.
The Red Devils and the Citizens are long-term admirers of the striker, with both sides set to invest heavily on a striker this summer.
United purchased Edinson Cavani on a short-term deal last year with a view to signing a centre-forward in 2021 for the future.
Kane earns around £200,000 per week in north London and both Manchester outfits could easily increase his salary to around £300,000 per week.
