Madrid have become the latest club to express an interest in Kane ahead of the summer transfer window, according to the Daily Mail. Los Blancos have already discussed the possibility of trying to land the England captain and believe Spurs would rather sell abroad than see the striker move to a Premier League rival. If Kane fails to pen a new contract in north London, Madrid could even try and agree a pre-contract with him in January which would then seen him arrive in the Spanish capital on a free transfer next summer.

Kane has emerged as Manchester United's top target, with Erik ten Hag's side willing to smash the British transfer record to land the England international. Bayern Munich are also said to be interested in landing the striker and handing him the chance to collect some major trophies.

 Kane is not the only striker in Madrid's thinking at the moment. Los Blancos are set to hand a new one-year deal to Karim Benzema and could reignite their interest in Kylian Mbappe at the end of the campaign. Kane's current contract at Spurs expires in 2024