This summer, the England striker could find himself in the midst of a major transfer battle.
Harry Kane's chances of joining Manchester United or Manchester City this summer could have been severely harmed. The England captain has already stated his desire to leave Tottenham Hotspur this summer.
According to reports, while he has not submitted a transfer request to Spurs chairman Daniel Levy, it is clear that he wants to leave north London in the summer.
He recently reiterated that desire in an interview with Gary Neville on his YouTube shows The Overlap.
According to reports from Mail Online, this has enraged Levy.
The Spurs chairman is said to view Kane's comments as disrespectful, and he is upset that the striker chose to make his wishes public.
Despite this, it is suggested that it has strengthened the club's resolve to keep him, which could deal a significant blow to those looking to sign him.
Man City and Manchester United are among the clubs rumoured to be interested in signing Kane during the upcoming transfer window.
With Tottenham more determined than ever to keep him at the club beyond the transfer window, any move would almost certainly be thwarted.
In addition, he has three years left on his contract at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
During his interview with Neville, the 27-year-old admitted that he would like to discuss a possible departure from Spurs in the future.
“There's definitely a conversation to be had with the club,” Kane said.
"It's a point in my career where I need to reflect and see where I'm at, as well as have an open and honest conversation with the chairman."
"As players, you have no idea what the chairman is thinking." He might be interested in selling me. He may be thinking, 'If I can get £100 million, why not?' For the next two or three years, I'm not going to be worth that."
It remains to be seen whether the striker will be allowed to leave Spurs this summer, but he could end his career with another Premier League Golden Boot this weekend.
Kane has 22 league goals this season, tying him with Mo Salah heading into the final round of fixtures of the 2020/21 season.
Tottenham Hotspur finish their season with a trip to the King Power Stadium on Sunday afternoon to face Champions League hopefuls Leicester City.
The Englishman has already won two Premier League golden boots in his career and could become only the third player in league history to do so, joining Alan Shearer and Thierry Henry.
He enters the game against Leicester having never scored more goals against any other team in his career.
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