Tottenham are confident of keeping Harry Kane beyond the end of the current campaign after putting a £200M valuation on his head, claims The Daily Mail.
Manchester United are monitoring Kane's future after the England captain sensationally revealed in midweek he would consider leaving Tottenham.
Failure to qualify for the Champions League next season would leave Tottenham with a big problem in convincing Kane to stay at the club.
However, Tottenham remain confident Kane will be at the club next season due to the fact they will demand at least £200M for his signature.
Player valuations have been slashed amid the outbreak of COVID-19 and it's unlikely any potential suitor will be willing to match Tottenham's valuation of Kane, particularly after another injury-hit campaign.
Kane has missed Tottenham's last 15 matches in all competitions after requiring hamstring surgery at the start of the year.
Tottenham only defeat in their subsequent nine matches without Kane came against Liverpool and they even defeated Manchester City 2-0 without their talisman.
However, Tottenham lost five of their last six matches in all competitions before football was suspended and were eliminated from the FA Cup and Champions League in the space of a week.
Kane has scored 11 goals in 20 league appearances in 2019/20 and is on course to finish with his lowest return in a single league campaign since 2013/14 (6 goals).
