That will not happen. Your captain wants to leave therefore you have to sell him otherwise you will have this nonsense to put up with all season long
What won’t happen?
Plenty of players have wanted to leave their club, been denied the opportunity, and then knuckled down to play to their best the following season. If Kane has to stay at Spurs, I have no doubt that he will do likewise.
Of course Spurs don’t want their players to be unhappy. But they have a right to hold on to Kane if no potential buyers make an offer that even gets close to his value to the club.
Kane was last season’s top goal scorer and assister. He has an incredible goal ratio. He is phenomenally consistent from season to season. He is England’s captain. He is one of the two or three best all round strikers in the world. He will likely become the PL’s top goal scorer of all time. He will likely become the all time top England scorer. He is at his peak. He has never relied on pace so, contrary to the common claim, he is unlikely to deteriorate at a comparatively young age. He has three years remaining on his contract. His value to Spurs is far more than it will ever be to City (simply because City will flourish regardless of whether you sign him or not).
So, from Daniel Levy’s perspective, it would make no sense at all to sell Kane this summer for £100m.