Tottenham are reportedly looking to tie down the futures of a number of first-team stars.
The Guardian claim 24-year-old Kane’s new six-year contract will see him go from £110,000 a week to a huge £200,000, and Alli is now set for a similar pay rise in a deal that will see him earn £40,000 more every week.
Alli, 22, has been in decent form this season though he has been criticised for failing to replicate the kind of impact he had during 2016-17. He still managed to score 14 goals and turn provider on another 17 occasions, in 50 games.
Now, the report states that playmaker Alli will earn a huge pay rise to take his wages to the six-figure mark, though it remains to be seen what the length of such a deal will be. His current contract will expire in four years’ time.
Mauricio Pochettino is also hoping to hand new contracts to Kieran Trippier, Jan Vertonghen, Eric Dier, Son Heung-min and Christian Eriksen sooner rather than later.
The move sees chairman Daniel Levy rip up Spurs’ previous wage structure, in a bid to keep their current stars away from the clutches of Europe’s biggest clubs.
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