Hope for Manchester City as Kane reportedly ask Tottenham owner to accept an offer

Harry Kane to Manchester City has continued to dominate the headlines as the England international seek a move away from his boyhood club in a bid to win trophies.

Manchester City have continued to be linked with the England international, with Tottenham Hotspur not willing to sell until their demands are met.

With the transfer window set to close in the next few days, Harry Kane has reportedly told Daniel Levy to stick to their gentleman’s agreement and allow him to leave Tottenham for Man City this summer.

According to the Telegraph, Kane believes Tottenham owner is going back on the promise he made that he will be allowed to leave the club if they underachieved in 2020/21.

The report added that sources close to the England captain have said he is frustrated with the situation of things and believes he should be allowed to join Manchester City as the result of their agreement.

City’s current bid for Kane is worth a total of £125million, and there are reports that Levy is said to be no longer accepting calls from the champions.

Despite that Kane won the golden boot last season, Tottenham Hotspur finished in seventh place and will only have the chance of playing in UEFA Europa Conference League.