Report: Levy won’t sell Harry Kane to Spurs’ domestic rivals

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Tottenham Hotspur fans currently fearful of seeing Harry Kane play for a Premier League rival have received something of a boost, with the Daily Mail reporting that sources have claimed that Daniel Levy will not sell the striker to another English side.

Kane’s future has become a talking point following comments the striker made concerning his situation last week.

It certainly appeared that the 27-year-old at least left the door open for a future move to be considered. And it appears that a number of teams are keen to offer him a fresh challenge.

According to the Daily Mail, both Manchester clubs, Chelsea, Real Madrid, Paris Saint-Germain and Juventus all want the Spurs talisman.

The Mail reports that his asking price is set at around £150 million. But his Premier League admirers are apparently set for disappointment if they hope to make a move.

According to the Mail, sources have suggested that Levy will not listen to interest from any English side.

TBR View: Kane leaving England would soften blow slightly if he does ultimately move

The ideal scenario for both Kane and Spurs is for the pair to win trophies together. The forward would surely love nothing more than to achieve his aspirations in North London.

But if Jose Mourinho’s side continue to find themselves on the periphery of the silverware conversation, it is difficult to blame Kane for reluctantly deciding that he wants to move on.

What would make any Tottenham exit slightly easier to stomach for the fans would be if he did move abroad.

Of course, there is then the possibility that Spurs could face him in European competitions. But seeing him thrive in another country would surely be a better option for supporters than watching him score the goals to potentially fire another team to the Premier League title.