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17th October 2017
09:40am BST

"I don't know what will happen in the future. But in the present, what he is doing has made him a very important player, a key player.
"He is a complete player. He did not seem to be one [at first], but in the end, he is."
Spurs are understandably going to fight to keep the 24-year-old but, as we all know, every player has a price and chairman Daniel Levy has reportedly decided upon an appropriate fee for Kane.
According to a report in the Times, Spurs would expect a fee in excess of the £200 million which Paris Saint-Germain splashed out on Neymar in the summer if they were to allow Kane to leave.
Spurs manager Mauricio Pochettino, meanwhile, has encouraged Kane to become a one-club player in the vein of Roma legend Francesco Totti.
"The most important thing is that he is happy at Tottenham," Pochettino said of Kane at a press conference at the Bernabeu. "Tomorrow, who knows where we are going to be. But he enjoys Tottenham a lot, he comes from the academy and he is highly identified with the club.
"He is a player that likes and gets excited by scoring for Tottenham, he loves to wear the Tottenham shirt. I see a player that identifies with Tottenham’s values, and I hope for the fans and for us, that he stays for a long time. He has great quality and is a model professional to teammates."Explore more on these topics: