Tottenham Hotspur will reportedly refuse to entertain offers of under £100m for Harry Kane this summer.
The 29-year-old's future is again the subject of much speculation, having entered the final 18 months of his contract at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
Kane recently became his club's all-time leading goalscorer, and it has been another strong campaign for the England captain, scoring 20 goals and registering four assists in 35 appearances.
However, Spurs are facing the possibility of another trophyless campaign, having seen arguably their best chance of silverware evaporate when they were knocked out of the FA Cup by Sheffield United.
Tottenham are desperate to sign Kane to a new long-term contract, but it is understood that the Englishman is yet to make a decision on his future at club level.
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Manchester United continue to be heavily linked with Kane, as the Red Devils will be in the market for a new centre-forward during this summer's transfer window.
Meanwhile, Bayern Munich are seeking a replacement for Robert Lewandowski following the Poland international's move to Barcelona last year.
The German champions, like Man United, are believed to be lining up a summer move, although it remains to be seen whether they are prepared to pay the money required to secure his services.
According to Football Insider, Tottenham would want an offer in excess of £100m before considering allowing their star player to depart the club during the summer window.
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The report claims that Spurs chairman Daniel Levy will not consider any bids that fall short of £100m despite the fact that the striker could have just 12 months left on his deal this summer.
Kane has scored 268 goals and registered 63 assists in 421 appearances for Tottenham in all competitions.
Antonio Conte's side are still in this season's Champions League, but they trail 1-0 to AC Milan in their last-16 clash ahead of the second leg between the two sides next week.
Manchester City tried to sign Kane in the summer of 2021, but the Citizens are said to have had at least one offer of £100m turned down, before switching their attention to Erling Braut Haaland last year.
Barcelona and Real Madrid are also believed to be long-term admirers of the Englishman, although it is believed that he is keen to remain in the Premier League.
Matt Law
