According to an update by Sky Sports journalist Paul Gilmore, via Football Daily, one foreign club is 'extremely interested' in a move for Harry Kane - coming after Sky Sports broke news that the Englishman has confirmed his desire to leave Tottenham.
The Lowdown: Kane tells Tottenham he wants to leave
The Lilywhites' star striker has been at the centre of much speculation in recent weeks after another season of no silverware at Tottenham.
Kane, according to a big development by Sky, has even now reiterated his desire to leave north London with Spurs making enquiries to sign replacement forwards.
Manchester United, Manchester City and Chelsea have all apparently been in touch with the 27-year-old's representatives as Tottenham brace for a possible summer saga (Sky Sports).
The Latest: Kane attracting interest from abroad...
When asked if a European giant could swoop for Kane, including, potentially, former Spurs boss Mauricio Pochettino at Paris-Saint Germain, journalist Gilmour stated:
"That is interesting, because we were told yesterday that one foreign club is extremely interested and has been in touch as well," he explained on Sky Sports (via Football Daily).
"We haven't been told the identity of that club, but of course Barcelona, Real Madrid, PSG, have all been mentioned in the past around Harry Kane."
The Verdict: Europe the best option for Spurs...
If Kane does leave this summer or if Tottenham are indeed forced to sell their prized asset, Lilywhites supporters would surely want to see the striker move abroad as preferred to a domestic rival.
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The likes of Man City, Man United or Chelsea potentially acquiring the Spurs fan favourite would not only be a blow sentimentally, but his presence for one of their top six rivals could also hamper Tottenham's chances of competing.
Therefore, if Spurs do have to let Kane move on, a move abroad could be the most appealing option.
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