Tottenham player would have to go for ‘forceful action’ to facilitate summer transfer

Tottenham have set a £200m asking price on Harry Kane’s head to ward off attention from Chelsea, Manchester City and Manchester United this summer.

That’s according to Tuttomercatoweb, who say Tottenham have already rejected offers of £115m for their star man this summer.

Reports over the last few months have indicated that Kane could seek an exit from Spurs this summer, and all the big clubs in Europe are interested in a move.

His attractiveness has only increased courtesy of his performances at the Euros with England, for whom he has played a key role and helped into the final of the tournament.

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Kane is the ‘talk of the summer’ because of the transfer rumours and his displays, and TMW say that Chelsea, Manchester United, and Manchester United have ‘set their sights’ on him.

However, Tottenham are not interested in talking and have set an asking price of almost £200m to ward off interest.

Indeed, the club’s management is ‘quite convinced’ to keep Kane in the team and have declared him ‘practically non-transferable’ at this point.

Only a ‘forceful action’ could change things and convince Tottenham to change their mind, and it remains to be seen if the England star will do that to kick off a major transfer this summer.