The Tottenham frontman is being linked with a big-money transfer, but has been urged to remain in north London and fight for the Premier League title
Harry Kane should “stay at Spurs” and ignore speculation linking him with a record-breaking move to Manchester United, says David Ginola.
The Tottenham striker is once again reported to figure on the transfer radar at Old Trafford, with a £100 million deal being mooted.
Kane has, however, established himself as one of world football’s top frontmen in north London, breaking the 20-goal barrier in each of the last three seasons.