Quote from: CryptocurencyKing on Today at 02:28:36 AM

He’s a professional, and the club captain so I expect him to show loyalty and respect for the club and the fans. Although Kane has been heavily linked with a move to Manchester United this summer, but he has hinted that he will hold further talks with the club chairman, Daniel Levy about his future. I feel he knows what he’s doing. Kane will likely want to remain in the Premier League as he chases down Alan Shearer's goalscoring record, meaning Manchester United may be his only option if he was to leave Tottenham this summer.

He already showed his loyalty. He stayed at Tottenham so far and help Tottenham to finish in the best position. He always tried to perform at his best although Tottenham is in a bad situation. I think he already did the best for Tottenham, we shouldn't doubt his loyalty and his respect to the club. What I think, it is time for Tottenham to respect Kane's decision whether to stay or leave. Daniel Levy mustn't prevent him if Kane really has a big intention of leaving in the upcoming transfer window. Regarding where he will move, it is still unclear, he may stay at EPL or move to another league.

Quote from: mamesso on Today at 03:12:49 AM

Kane has served Tottenham enough, at the age of 29 he has to look for challenges at other clubs to win trophies that have never been won while he was at Tottenham. Manchester United's interest in him is the biggest opportunity to play for a bigger club than Tottenham, at Manchester United he has an easier chance of getting a trophy than at Tottenham.

Agree. He should leave the club now, he is already 29 years old.
However, it is better to choose a stronger & established club if he wants to win trophies easier. Man United isn't an ideal place to move, I'm sure Bayern Munich or Real Madrid is the most ideal destination.