Harry Kane, the striker for Tottenham Hotspur, has hinted that he may stay with the team until the 2023-24 season in order to help them end their trophy drought.
Despite losing in both the 2019 Champions League final and the 2021 EFL Cup final, Kane is willing to stay and fight for silverware with the Lilywhites.
While he is only contracted until the end of next season, Manchester United, Paris Saint-Germain, and Bayern Munich are all expected to try and sign him this summer.
Kane has affirmed that he would not turn down the opportunity to win the Europa Conference League with Tottenham next season, as it could be a chance to end the team’s 15-year trophy drought.
Tottenham’s recent win over Crystal Palace was their first under interim head coach Ryan Mason, but the team is expected to hire a new permanent head coach in the summer.
Despite speculation over who that may be, Kane is focused on the remaining three games of the season and will discuss the situation with chairman Daniel Levy at the end of the season.
Levy is determined to keep Kane at the club and is reportedly not willing to sell him to a Premier League rival.
Kane is also focused on breaking Alan Shearer’s all-time Premier League record, currently sitting 51 goals behind him.
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