Report shares when Tottenham Hotspur will begin to consider selling Harry Kane

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Tottenham Hotspur are in no mood to sell Harry Kane for at least another two years.

According to a report in The Times, Tottenham Hotspur will not consider selling Harry Kane until they have spent at least a year in their new stadium.

Kane has attracted the attentions of Real Madrid, with Zinedine Zidane not ruling out making a move for the England international striker yesterday.

Spurs are due to face Real Madrid in Champions League action later this evening, which has brought Kane’s future into sharp focus.

But Daniel Levy is determined to keep Tottenham’s star man, and has slapped a price-tag worth over £200 million on the forward.

Tottenham will simply not listen to any offers for Kane over the next two years, when Levy realises that he may have to change his stance.

Even if Spurs have not won a trophy in two years, and keeping Kane will prove more problematic, they are in no mood to give up their key player easily.

Tottenham will still demand a huge fee for the forward and intend to make it as problematic as possible for any team who attempt to bring in the 24-year-old.