Harry Kane to stay at Tottenham after failed Manchester City transfer bid; '100% focused' on Spurs success

The England captain had attempted to secure a move away from Tottenham

Harry Kane has announced he will be staying at Tottenham this summer, bringing to an end a turbulent transfer saga for the England captain as he attempted to secure a move to Manchester City. Kane told Spurs before the end of the 2020-21 season that he wanted to leave to compete for the silverware that has eluded him so far in his career. Though he cited a gentlemen's agreement with Daniel Levy as a reason he should be allowed to depart the, 28-year-old found he had precious little leverage with three years remaining on the contract he signed in 2018 and no release clause. City saw one $137 million bid for Kane rejected and although they had been preparing a second offer, sources have indicated to CBS Sports that that was never formalized with Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy, increasingly adamant he would not sell with so little time to secure a replacement before the transfer window closes on Tuesday.